Patient's question:
Now I'm three months pregnant, and recently I've noticed that my leukorrhea has increased. My underwear has been wet, and the area around my pubic hair is very itchy. Even washing with hot water doesn't help. Now that I'm pregnant, I can't use anything indiscriminately. What should I do now?Doctor's answer:
During pregnancy, the hormone secretion, vaginal acidity, and immunity of expectant mothers will be affected by dry fungi. The speed of adaptation to dry fungi will also increase rapidly due to the rise in urinary sugar. Many common gynecological diseases will directly rage during pregnancy, posing threats to both the mother and the child. Trichomoniasis Trichomoniasis is the most common trouble expectant mothers encounter during pregnancy. It is difficult to eradicate and has a very high recurrence rate. Bacterial Vaginosis Bacterial Vaginosis is a mixed bacterial infection, and its harm is significant. Pregnant women in the early stages of pregnancy must receive treatment under the guidance of a doctor to minimize harm to the fetus. Generally, treatment should not be performed during the first three months of pregnancy.