Patient's question:
My situation is as follows: Due to noticing an increase in leukorrhea and itching, I promptly went to the hospital for a follow-up visit, where it was discovered that I had candidal vulvovaginitis. According to the doctor's prescription, I took medication, inserted a medication patch, and also used a topical solution for the vulva. I even had my husband use the same topical solution. The doctor advised me to complete three courses of treatment, but I was worried that during the treatment for this candidal vulvovaginitis, it might interfere with the child?Doctor's answer:
It is recommended that you undergo self-healing before getting pregnant. Fungus is quite stubborn and prone to recurrence, and it can also lead to cross-infection. Pregnant women are also the most common carriers of inflammation. You must not take it lightly to avoid pregnancy interfering with the healthy growth and development of the fetus.It is suggested that you have follow-up check-ups during the treatment period. Pay attention to personal hygiene at all times, and it is essential to maintain emotional stability. It is recommended to use warm water to dissolve and wipe nightly. Undergarments and socks should be washed separately, and underwear should be changed daily.