Patient's question:
I finally got pregnant after a lot of effort. When I had a thorough check-up at the hospital, I found out that I had candidiasis of the vagina. The doctor said that medication was needed to treat the candidiasis, but I was worried that the medication might affect the fetus. So, I decided to have a medication-induced abortion. Can candidiasis be treated with medication-induced abortion?Doctor's answer:
For this issue of the patient, it is not the main reason for you to have a medication abortion. Although many medications cannot be used during pregnancy, you need to consult your attending physician based on your routine test results, such as leukorrhea tests, and seek the doctor's advice on what is suitable. If the doctor says that an abortion is necessary, it may also be required to first undergo anti-inflammatory treatment. Pay attention to rest, maintain a light diet, and avoid catching a cold.