Patient's question:
Does candidal vaginitis interfere with early pregnancy? I have a fungal vaginal infection, and my vaginal discharge has been like toothpaste these past few days. But it's my ovulation period now. I want to get pregnant, and I want to consult so that I can get pregnant. I used to use a lacrimal sac infection, but now I'm afraid to use it because I'm worried it will interfere with early pregnancy. Can I get pregnant with a fungal vaginal infection?Doctor's answer:
Candida infection, which belongs to fungal infections, generally tends to recur when the body's resistance decreases, during the premenstrual and postmenstrual period when the vaginal environment changes, and after pregnancy. It usually does not affect pregnancy. It is recommended that you avoid spicy and irritating foods, pay attention to hygiene, sterilize underwear with boiling water, expose underwear to sunlight, exercise moderately to enhance physical fitness, and strengthen the body's resistance to reduce the recurrence rate of candidal vaginitis as much as possible.