Patient's question:
Why does it become easy to relapse with many gynecological diseases after pregnancy? Candida vaginitis always seems impossible to treat, and medication is not an option during pregnancy, nor can one take any pills. Sometimes it's really uncomfortable. When buying medicine at a pharmacy, they always say this can't be used and that can't be used, until nothing works at all. What should one do then?Doctor's answer:
After pregnancy, due to the increased metabolism, especially the sugar metabolism, symptoms of candidal vulvovaginitis may occur during pregnancy. If you have had vulvovaginitis before, the symptoms may worsen. If it is confirmed that it is candidal vulvovaginitis during pregnancy, antifungal drugs can be used. Generally, when choosing nystatin, it is acceptable as it has minimal impact on pregnancy, but it is better to use it after the fourth month of pregnancy. It is recommended that you check your blood sugar levels.