Patient's question:
I am currently 37 weeks pregnant. During a vaginal examination in the second month of pregnancy, trichomoniasis was detected, classified as degree 2.After 24 weeks, I used metronidazole vaginal effervescent tablets. At that time, there was some improvement, but it recurred after a few days. Until now, I still have light green vaginal discharge, sometimes with itching. I really want to have a natural birth for this child.
Could you please tell me what the infection rate for the baby is? Or what are the best measures I can take now? Is it necessary to choose a cesarean section? Please help me. Thank you.
Doctor's answer:
Hello, it is recommended to do a routine check-up for leukorrhea to help. Under the guidance of a doctor, take specific treatment measures actively. Natural childbirth may carry the risk of infecting the child. The specific probability is difficult to determine.