Patient's question:
I have gynecological inflammation, but I am currently pregnant. Hello, doctor, how should gynecological inflammation be treated during pregnancy?Doctor's answer:
If vaginal infection reoccurs during pregnancy, it is important to first conduct a routine examination of vaginal discharge to determine the specific type of infection. During medication, caution must be exercised to prevent the use of drugs that could affect the fetus and mother. If there is a split acute appendicitis, tubal infection, or pelvic abscess, a drug sensitivity test should be performed, or appropriate antibiotics should be chosen based on the situation for treatment.