Post Date May, 14 2023
Fungal vaginitis is mainly caused by fungal infections, which can be transmitted to one's spouse through sexual activity. If a pregnant woman suffers from fungal vaginitis, the fetus can also be infected. Fungal vaginitis not only affects the patient's health, but also affects the growth and development of the fetus. Specifically, can fungal vaginitis be transmitted?
Can fungal vaginitis be transmitted
Firstly, the answer is yes. In addition to being transmitted to one's spouse, fungal vaginitis can also infect the fetus if a pregnant woman suffers from it, which can affect the growth and development of the fetus. During sexual activity, patients can also directly transmit it to the male partner, which can lead to cross infection. It is best for couples to receive treatment together to achieve good treatment results.
Secondly, fungal vaginitis not only infects males, but also affects fetuses, affecting their health. Fetuses are infected with foie gras, and patients with fungal vaginitis plan to conceive after treatment. Patients with fungal vaginitis during pregnancy need to actively cooperate with doctors for treatment.
Finally, if a pregnant woman is infected with fungal vaginitis, it may also cause upward infection of Candida, which can lead to premature birth and even miscarriage. Fungal vaginitis is mainly caused by fungal infection, and appropriate treatment measures need to be taken. It is also necessary to take good care, and it is best to consider pregnancy after being cured, which can reduce the harm to the body.
What are the nursing measures for fungal vaginitis
Firstly, patients with fungal vaginitis should take the correct treatment measures. During the treatment period, personal hygiene should be paid attention to. Wash the external genitalia with warm water every night, and take a bath with potassium permanganate solution to accelerate the dissipation of inflammation. During the treatment period, couples should live together
Secondly, try to choose cotton underwear with good breathability and avoid wearing tight fitting clothing, as it may worsen the patient's condition. Patients with fungal vaginitis may experience itching of the external genitalia and vagina, so try not to scratch them with your hands. It is necessary to use medication reasonably under the guidance of a doctor, which can have a good relieving effect.
Thirdly, do a good job in dietary care, eat more heat clearing and detoxifying foods, eat more green leafy vegetables, which can help treat diseases, eat more fresh vegetables and fruits, eat less greasy foods, and preferably avoid barbecue or fried foods. These foods contain harmful substances to the human body, which can also worsen the patient's condition. It is best for patients not to eat seafood such as fish and shrimp.
