Patient's question:
Moldy inflammation condition description (onset time, main symptoms, hospital visited, etc.): Found a gynecological disease during a check-up at three months of pregnancy. The doctor said it needed treatment, but was worried about its impact on the fetus. After researching, found that the inflammation is not something that can be cured in one course of treatment. If treated during pregnancy, it would take a long time. Should it continue treatment?Doctor's answer:
The treatment method is as follows: For pregnancy within 12 weeks, soda water or Jie'eryin can be used to clean the external genitalia and vagina, while underwear should be changed daily and washed together with towels and basins. After pregnancy exceeds 12 weeks, after cleaning as described above, gently dry the external genitalia and place nystatin, miconazole, or clotrimazole suppositories deep into the vagina, to be used before bedtime each night. In cases of vulvitis, Daktarin cream can be applied to the external genitalia. Generally, a course of treatment lasts for 10-14 days, followed by a check-up 7 days after stopping medication. A second check-up for fungi is conducted 2 weeks after symptoms disappear, and treatment can only be terminated upon full recovery. After 35 weeks of pregnancy, to avoid intrauterine infection, vaginal procedures should not be performed.