What to do if you have Bartholinitis and are pregnant?

What should I do if I have Bartholinitis and I am pregnant? This is a concern for everyone. Experts suggest that if you are pregnant with Bartholinitis, you can generally not treat it first and wait until after giving birth. If the swelling and pain are really uncomfortable, you can take medication under the guidance of a doctor. Only by mastering the treatment drugs for Bartholinitis can we help everyone actively regulate their bodies and restore health. Next, we will give a detailed introduction to the treatment drugs for Bartholinitis.

Traditional Chinese medicine for the treatment of Bartholinitis:

1. You can grind Phellodendron chinense and Gypsum into very fine powder, mix with sesame oil, and apply it on the swollen vulva surface. In addition, when fumigating and washing the vulva, if possible, also wash the vagina at the same time to keep the entire vulva and vagina clean and hygienic.

2. Medication: Chinese smilax, shuanghua, lianqiao, jiaoshen, pangolin, red peony root, moutan bark, astragalus, etc. After incision and drainage, use scutellaria, phellodendron, and borneol to soak the medicine thread for drainage. Then use Jie'eryin wash or chlorhexidine wash to clean the vulva and vagina on time.

Western medicine treatment for Bartholinitis:

In the early stage of Bartholinitis, 1:5000 potassium permanganate solution sitz bath, hot compress, oral metronidazole, and antibiotics are the main treatments. Patients with high fever should be given intravenous medication and supportive therapy should be paid attention to. Antibiotics can be selected based on drug sensitivity tests. After the abscess is formed, it is best to incise and drain the pus and add antibiotics.

At the same time as using antibiotics for treatment, you can also choose to take a sitz bath with Chinese herbal medicine decoction that can clear away heat, detoxify, reduce swelling and disperse nodules under the guidance of a doctor, which will have a very good effect.

The above-mentioned treatment drugs for Bartholin's glanditis have been tested in practice and are relatively effective. However, due to pregnancy, the requirements for medication are higher. You must consult a professional doctor and actively go to a regular hospital to diagnose and treat this disease.