Effects of surgery on Bartholinitis during pregnancy

Will surgery after pregnancy for Bartholinitis affect the fetus? Experts give the answer that if it is mild Bartholinitis, it will not have much impact on pregnancy, but if it is more serious, it is necessary to actively seek treatment to avoid greater harm caused by the disease.

If you have mild Bartholinitis, it is generally not a problem with pregnancy. However, if it is more severe, you should wait until it is cured before getting pregnant.

Does it have any impact on the fetus? If not treated in time, the fetus will be infected and a erythematous rash will appear on the skin and yellow pinpoint spots will appear on the umbilical cord. If the fetus is delivered through the Bartholin's glands, 2/3 of the newborns will develop thrush and red buttocks.

Physical examination items, such as liver and kidney function, blood routine, urine routine, electrocardiogram, etc., are the most basic physical examinations, but the main objects of pre-pregnancy examinations are reproductive organs and the related immune system, genetic disease history, etc. Especially today when pre-marital examinations are cancelled, pre-pregnancy examinations can help you have a healthy baby.

Some special circumstances in life, such as long-term use of antibiotics and diabetes, can induce Bartholin's gland Candida infection, but in many cases, Bartholinitis can also be contracted from the outside. When women have sexual contact with men with positive Candida culture, the infection rate is 80%; among men who have sexual contact with women with Bartholinitis, about 1/2 of them will be infected.

Will Bartholinitis affect pregnancy? It depends on the situation. Mild Bartholinitis will have no effect on pregnancy after simple treatment. If it is severe Bartholinitis, everyone should be reminded to pay attention and actively carry out treatment and prevention.