Patient's question:
I didn't have any gynecological problems before, but suddenly developed them three months after giving birth. What should I do? The doctor said it might be caused by pregnancy and suggested I clean daily for a week to see if it improves. I wanted to treat it after giving birth, but I didn't have the time. Now my baby is four months old, and I want to know if my gynecological problems will have any negative effects on the baby?Doctor's answer:
Hello, friend. I'm happy to help you. Based on your description, you developed a gynecological condition during pregnancy. This situation can still be treated with medication, so there's no need to worry.Medical Advice: If it's pregnancy-related vaginitis, it can be fully treated with medication. There are also medications safe for use during pregnancy, and they are harmless to the fetus. You don't need to worry, but inflammation may have some impact on the fetus during delivery.
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