Does bacterial vaginosis affect pregnancy?

Most female friends may know that vaginal discharge is divided into Grade I and Grade II according to cleanliness, which mostly indicates normal, and Grade III indicates inflammation. Next, I will introduce you to the vaginitis with cleanliness mostly Grade I. Don't underestimate bacterial vaginosis, because it can lead to a variety of complications and is the most harmful vaginitis to pregnancy.

If bacterial vaginosis is not treated in time, it may cause various diseases, such as pelvic inflammatory disease. If you do not pay attention to personal hygiene and cleanliness during sexual life, it may also cause pelvic effusion, which is very unfavorable for pregnancy preparation and will also affect the health of the fetus. It must be treated in time. Anti-inflammatory is the first step. If the situation is not serious, you can wash it with clean water every day, and change and wash your underwear frequently. Try not to sleep naked to avoid bacterial infection. You can also use some medicine to clean it, which can ensure our health.

Normal women's vaginas maintain ecological balance, but when estrogen levels drop, it will cause a decrease in cell glycogen and atrophy of the vaginal epithelium. If women abuse high-concentration washes or antibiotics during this period, or have frequent sexual intercourse, it can cause imbalance and lead to bacterial vaginal disease. Female friends must pay attention to bacterial vaginal disease. Once they are found to be ill, they should go to the hospital for a secretion test as soon as possible, and then receive symptomatic treatment based on the test results.