I believe many women know that in order to successfully conceive, it is best to arrange sexual intercourse during ovulation, which can greatly increase the probability of conception. However, if a gynecological disease is contracted during ovulation, will it affect pregnancy? Actually, most women are not very familiar with it. Recently, a woman in the preparation for pregnancy asked, is it easy to get pregnant with mold during ovulation?
When a woman's vagina is infected with Candida albicans, it can lead to fungal vaginitis. Even if this gynecological disease is cured, it is easy to recur if not taken seriously, especially after menstruation or early pregnancy, which are the most susceptible to infection. However, fungal vaginitis has no effect on pregnancy, so the chance of having sexual intercourse during ovulation is still very high.
Although it does not affect pregnancy, if fungal vaginitis is found during the preparation for pregnancy, it is recommended to wait until it is cured before considering pregnancy, which is beneficial for both the woman and the fetus. This is because if fungal vaginitis is not effectively treated, it can cause inflammation to ascend and enter the uterine cavity, which can easily lead to premature rupture of membranes and premature birth.
In addition, when a fetus is born through the vagina, it will be infected with Candida on the vagina, causing the baby to suffer from thrush, and even a small number of babies may be infected with Candida dermatitis around the anus. Therefore, once a woman is infected with fungal vaginitis, she must go to a regular large hospital or specialized hospital for treatment, maintain personal hygiene, and reduce the possibility of recurrence.
