Patient's question:
During the National Day holiday, I had a thorough check-up on my discharge, which was found to be a fungal infection. They prescribed Clotrimazole suppositories and Fugjie wash liquid to use (because I was pregnant). After using them, there was some improvement, but recently, almost for about half a month, my discharge has started to increase again. Besides the odor (I have been changing my underwear and cleaning frequently), it doesn't seem to be working well. The first check-up said it was cervical erosion, but I didn't really believe it, so I had another check-up, but it was said to be a fungal infection with a little erosion. The third check-up said it was mild cervical erosion with candidiasis vaginitis. So, I want to ask the doctor if this child can be kept? If kept, will it affect the child's life in various aspects? If I give birth, will the condition improve? Besides, what impact will it have on my own body? (Now I am four months pregnant, and I only recently discovered cervical erosion, as it was fungal infection before). Picture one is from the first check-up, picture two is a discharge test, and the third check-up was also a discharge test, but it showed candidiasis vaginitis, so there is no picture for the third check-up.Doctor's answer:
According to your description and the examination report, having a mild candidal vaginitis during pregnancy and cervical erosion do not affect the baby's growth and development. Don't worry! It is recommended to follow the medication prescribed by your local doctor. During pregnancy, pay attention to rest, enhance nutrition, and avoid heavy physical labor. The above advice is for the question "Does using gynecological medication affect the fetus?" I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!