Patient's question:
I haven't had my period for the past month, so I took a pregnancy test. The early pregnancy test carefully checked and confirmed I'm pregnant. It's been 35 days now, and recently my external genital area has been itchy. The doctor examined and said it's trichomoniasis vaginitis. I'm currently pregnant and quite worried. I'm 35 days pregnant and have been diagnosed with trichomoniasis vaginitis. What should I do?Doctor's answer:
If you develop trichomoniasis during pregnancy, you can follow medical advice and use many antibiotics to treat anaerobic infections, vaginal gels, or vaginal suppositories to implement anti-inflammatory treatment. This generally does not cause direct interference with delivery, but sexual activity must be strictly prohibited. Pay attention to dietary hygiene, conduct regular leukorrhea routine tests, and perform an ultrasound around 42 days after delivery to confirm that the delivery was intrauterine.