Patient's question:
First supplementary question: When did you start checking? Can it detect whether the medication you took has an effect on the fetus? How should gynecological inflammation be treated during pregnancy (intermittent yellow discharge)?Doctor's answer:
In prevention, pregnant women should avoid public baths, swimming pools, bathtubs, toilets, and clothing, among others. Change and dry underwear and pants frequently to reduce indirect transmission and bacterial infections, which can worsen gynecological inflammation. It is also important to maintain good personal hygiene. When urinating or defecating, use toilet paper from front to back to prevent bacterial transfer from the anus to the vagina and urethra. Clean the external genitalia daily and keep them clean and dry. Wear silk or pure cotton clothing with high breathability, soft, and loose to allow the genital area to breathe fresh air and reduce bacterial growth.It is also best to avoid sitting for long periods to reduce the chances of the genital area becoming damp and stuffy. Eat less spicy and irritating foods to avoid increasing dampness and heat, which can trigger various inflammatory conditions. For pregnant women with gynecological inflammation, treatment is particularly important. By following some precautions and adhering to treatment, issues like "What should a pregnant woman do if she gets gynecological inflammation?" will be resolved smoothly. There is no need to worry excessively.