Patient's question:
Medical Description: I got pregnant in February, and everything with my leukorrhea was normal before and after pregnancy. The problem started on May 1st when we went out. Because it wasn't convenient to use the restroom outside, I used a motherwort pad. It felt cool at first, but when I washed it off at night, I noticed that my leukorrhea had turned green. I don't know what this means. Now I'm a bit worried about whether it might affect the baby. Just now, I searched online and found that it could be cervical erosion. I don't know if this is a serious harm to the body.History of Treatment and Effect: Before getting pregnant, I had a leukorrhea test at the hospital, and it was said to be mild inflammation. After medication, it was cured.
Doctor's answer:
Hello, based on the description of the situation, it is easy for vaginal inflammation to occur after pregnancy due to a weakened immune system. It is recommended to use Sophora flavescens liquid to clean the external genitalia, avoid spicy and stimulating as well as cold foods, eat more fresh vegetables and fruits, and change underwear frequently. Your condition is likely caused by a gynecological disease leading to abnormal vaginal discharge, which may have some impact on the fetus.Advice: It is recommended to have a routine vaginal discharge test at the hospital to determine the cause. Avoid cold and spicy foods. Refrain from sexual intercourse. Do not blindly use medication for treatment. Regular prenatal check-ups are necessary. Hope this helps. Wishing you good health.