Patient's question:
I have been pregnant for 5 months, and now a thorough examination has revealed symptoms of vaginitis. The doctor at the hospital has prescribed medication for me, but I noticed that the packaging says it should be used with caution during pregnancy, and I'm quite hesitant to take it. I want to know what to do about vaginitis during pregnancy?Doctor's answer:
Suffering from vaginitis, medication during childbirth requires caution. Of course, delivery is already in the second trimester of pregnancy. If it is simply trichomoniasis vaginitis, under the guidance of a doctor, some antibiotic vaginal suppositories can be used for anti-inflammatory treatment to prevent blindly taking oral corticosteroid drugs and antibiotics, as this may affect fetal growth and development. Patients facing the distress of vaginitis should receive timely symptomatic treatment.