Does vulvar itching affect pregnancy?

Vulvar itching is actually a symptom, but the specific cause of this symptom requires relevant examinations. Vulvar itching can affect pregnancy to a certain extent because it may prevent the combination of sperm and egg. If vulvar itching is not treated in time, it can also cause other serious inflammatory diseases.

First of all, if a woman suffers from mild vulvar itching, it usually will not affect pregnancy. However, if it gets serious, it may prevent sperm from passing through and combining with the egg normally, which will inevitably affect pregnancy. Under normal circumstances, the acidity and alkalinity of a healthy woman's vagina is in a balanced state. Then, when the sperm enters the vagina, it will smoothly reach the egg and combine with it to form a fertilized egg, and then slowly reach the uterus and implant. The pregnancy process may be affected if any mistakes occur during the process, so if a woman suffers from vulvar itching, she should cure the disease before choosing to get pregnant.

In addition, the vulva is also part of the female reproductive organs, so when the disease continues to worsen, it will definitely have a certain impact on pregnancy. At the same time, vulvar itching will also bring discomfort to women psychologically. While affecting their mood, it will definitely affect the normal secretion of eggs by the ovaries. Therefore, no matter what kind of gynecological disease it is, it will have a certain impact on women's pregnancy. Female friends must pay attention.

Does vaginitis affect pregnancy?

Vaginitis has an impact on pregnancy after conception. If there is vaginitis in early pregnancy, some drugs cannot be used; if vaginitis in the middle and late stages is not treated thoroughly, it will cause the risk of premature rupture of membranes and premature birth. Therefore, women must be examined before pregnancy. It is recommended to cure vaginitis before pregnancy.

Simple pregnancy means she can get pregnant if she has vaginal inflammation. However, it will have an impact on pregnancy after conception. One is vaginitis during pregnancy. First of all, if there is vaginitis in early pregnancy, it is difficult to treat and some medicines cannot be used.

In the middle and late stages of vaginitis, the most common cause is fungus. She can take medication at this time, but in the middle and late stages of vaginitis, if the vaginitis is not treated thoroughly, it can cause premature rupture of the fetal membrane and premature birth, increasing the risk of premature birth and premature rupture of membranes.

Therefore, pregnant women should be checked before pregnancy to rule out vaginitis before pregnancy. Then, during pregnancy, we generally have to check again three months after pregnancy to see if vaginitis exists. Vaginitis after pregnancy still has a certain impact on the pregnancy. If a woman comes for a check-up and is found to have vaginitis, we still recommend that she cure the vaginitis before getting pregnant.