After giving birth, most women will have varying degrees of gynecological diseases. There are many types of gynecological diseases, and abnormal vaginal discharge is a very common one. Most women will receive medication treatment when experiencing abnormal vaginal discharge. Of course, some women may experience abnormal vaginal discharge during pregnancy preparation. So do you know if abnormal vaginal discharge affects pregnancy?
Does abnormal vaginal discharge affect pregnancy
When abnormal vaginal discharge occurs, the reproductive organs may also become inflamed due to infection, so it is best to seek timely treatment because many gynecological inflammations have a certain impact on women's pregnancy.
Abnormal vaginal discharge is often related to vaginitis. Although this group of people can conceive, their chances of getting pregnant may be much lower than those of healthy individuals because inflammatory secretions are not conducive to sperm penetration. It is best to consider pregnancy after treating the inflammation to avoid recurrent vaginitis during pregnancy and affecting fetal development.
What harm can abnormal vaginal discharge bring to women
1. Danger to women's health: when women have white or grayish yellow foam like leucorrhea, it means that they have trichomonal vaginitis, which can lead to vulva itching, burning, and pain in sexual intercourse. If not treated in time, other gynecological diseases will be induced.
2. Affected family members: Conditions such as trichomonas and fungal vaginitis can cause abnormal vaginal discharge. If left untreated, not only can it be transmitted to loved ones, but if family members use certain items that the patient has used, they can also become infected.
3. Causing infertility: Both cervicitis and pelvic inflammatory disease can lead to abnormal vaginal discharge. If these diseases are not treated, inflammatory secretions from the cervix can cause obstacles for sperm passage, and if pelvic inflammatory disease spreads, inflammation of the fallopian tubes can also occur. This can lead to the occurrence of long-term infertility in women.
Nowadays, technology is very advanced, and many women will check their bodies during the preparation for pregnancy, especially for gynecological diseases. It is necessary to treat them well before getting pregnant. Understand whether abnormal vaginal discharge affects pregnancy, and when such a situation occurs in the future, know what is best for oneself and the child.
