Patient's question:
Hello, if there is a mild vaginitis, will it affect pregnancy? If you are preparing to get pregnant, do you need vaginal medication treatment? If you get pregnant, will it affect the fetus? First question supplement: Can you prepare for pregnancy while being treated?Doctor's answer:
Don't worry for now. Most adult women experience varying degrees of vaginal inflammation. Generally, mild vaginal infections do not affect pregnancy. Vaginal infections may interfere with sperm motility, thereby affecting conception. Pelvic effusion is a type of pelvic inflammation that may affect the fallopian tubes. If the fallopian tubes are not unobstructed, it can impact pregnancy. It is recommended to use some common feminine care products in conjunction with medication for better results. For example, Ousen ozone antibacterial agent, which has a good therapeutic effect on various types of vaginal infections caused by bacteria, molds, trichomoniasis, and other pathogenic microorganisms. Ozone has a strong preventive and killing effect on these pathogenic microorganisms. It can also improve the vaginal environment and enhance the self-cleaning ability of the vagina. There are no toxic side effects, and the effect is long-lasting.