What impact does abnormal leucorrhea during pregnancy have on the fetus?

　　A Qing was ten weeks pregnant. Before her prenatal check-up, she rushed to see her obstetrician and gynecologist. It turned out that when she woke up early in the morning, she found some water marks on her underwear. Could it be that she had worn amniotic fluid? Ah Qing arrived full of worry Hospital After a series of tests, it was confirmed that it was a false alarm. It turned out to be leucorrhea. Will leucorrhea become more abundant than usual after pregnancy? The doctor at the district family planning service station explained that during pregnancy, due to the female Increased hormone levels lead to increased leucorrhea, which is normal. However, if the symptoms of leucorrhea appear abnormal, you need to seek medical treatment immediately.

　　After a woman becomes pregnant, her vaginal discharge will increase, and this discharge is generally called "leucorrhea." If the leucorrhea is just a large amount, but has no foul odor, does not cause itching, and has no special color (such as red, coffee color or yellow-green), it is a normal phenomenon and does not require special treatment. If your vaginal discharge is thick in color, smells bad, or your vagina is itchy, you should seek medical attention because Abnormal leucorrhea Usually represents a vaginal infection, which is fetus will have an impact.

　　According to doctors, there are four common reasons why leucorrhea has more color, bad smell or vaginal itching. Including Candida albicans infection, Trichomonas vaginalis infection, Chlamydia infection, gonorrhea infection. What impact do these four situations have on the fetus? Because pregnant women have more vaginal secretions and contain more sugary ingredients, Candida albicans can easily multiply. Therefore, pregnant women are particularly susceptible to Candida albicans infection, and once infected, it is not easy to cure. It is currently believed that although Candida albicans infection does little harm to the fetus, during natural delivery, baby The mouth may become infected and produce ulcers, commonly known as "thrush". Therefore, it is best for pregnant women to use medication to control Candida infection to prevent the baby from being infected when passing through the birth canal. However, oral antibacterial drugs may affect the fetus, so only vaginal suppositories and ointments can be used for treatment. In the treatment of Trichomonas vaginalis, oral metronidazole is usually used, which is quite effective, but may cause fetal malformation, so it should not be taken during pregnancy. Some doctors believe that it can be taken at the end of pregnancy when the fetal organs have matured, while others say it is best to wait until birth. Postpartum , the couple then receive treatment at the same time. After pregnant women are infected with chlamydia, it is best to receive treatment to prevent the fetus from passing through the birth canal. Eye Infected and harmed. The most effective drugs for treating chlamydia today are tetracycline and erythromycin. The former can affect the teeth and bones of the fetus. In other words, erythromycin is a better choice, and the sexual partner must receive treatment at the same time to recover. As for gonorrhea, the symptoms are similar to those of chlamydial infection. The fetus may also be infected when passing through the birth canal. Therefore, it is best to receive thorough treatment before delivery. If the sexual partner receives penicillin treatment at the same time, the effect will be better.

　　Doctors recommend that couples who are planning to become pregnant should have a pre-pregnancy check-up before getting pregnant, and try to keep the body's health in check before getting pregnant. disease Treatment is good, especially for pregnant women. After all, the disease is very likely to affect the fetus, and there are many concerns about taking medication during pregnancy. For adults, Child All disadvantageous.