Patient's question:
My best friend is always a bit careless, and lately she always wants to take naps. In the past, her period was usually the same time as mine, but this time she was delayed for a long time. She came to the hospital with me, and the doctor said she was pregnant. The fetal condition is stable, but she has some gynecological inflammation. Hello, how is gynecological inflammation treated during pregnancy?Doctor's answer:
In the early stages of pregnancy, if the inflammation is not severe, it can be temporarily treated with a cleansing solution for conservative therapy. The focus should be on controlling the condition. If you are trying to conceive, oral medications should be avoided to prevent any impact on fetal growth and development. If the condition is more severe and not well-controlled, vaginal suppositories can be used in conjunction with treatment after the third month of pregnancy. However, it is best to avoid oral medications for treatment.