Patient's question:
After cohabitation, vaginitis recurred. I took medication, but later got pregnant. Can the child be kept...Doctor's answer:
Specific situations require specific analysis. It is recommended that the leader of the hospital conduct a thorough check of the routine vaginal discharge test. The specific examination should be performed to determine which type of vaginitis it is. Common types of vaginitis include fungal, trichomoniasis, and bacterial infections. It is best to conduct a few tests and then prescribe medication based on the detailed situation. Additionally, vaginal suppositories should not be used in the first three months. You can pay more attention to hygiene, drink more water, and pay attention to external genital cleanliness. When patients face the troubles of vaginitis, we should actively implement thorough examinations and treatment. Avoid avoiding medical visits. If vaginitis does not improve with treatment, it is necessary to promptly change the treatment plan.