Patient's question:
I've been pregnant for six months, but the gynecological condition hasn't improved. Multiple leukorrhea tests have shown results of degree II or III cleanliness, with no mold or trichomoniasis detected. However, I still feel uncomfortable. The leukorrhea is yellow, sometimes watery, sometimes thick, and has a bad odor. Sometimes it also itches. The doctor said that if it itches, it indicates mold infection, even if it hasn't been detected. What should I do now? Which medications should I use? Will it affect the baby?Doctor's answer:
Hello, based on the situation you described, the analysis of leukorrhea characteristics and leukorrhea test results suggests that the possibility of candidal vaginitis is unlikely. If your gynecological examination shows no congestion or other symptoms in the vaginal walls, it could be due to conditions like cervical inflammation causing abnormal secretions. The increased secretions may lead to itching. Specific medication recommendations should be provided by the doctor after a clear diagnosis, and the doctor will choose medications that have no impact on the fetus or minimal impact for treatment.