What to do with postpartum vaginitis

Symptoms of postpartum vaginitis include vaginal itching, burning sensation, abnormal increase of leucorrhea, and moisture at the vaginal opening. Once these symptoms occur, the mother should seek medical attention in time and follow the doctor's advice for treatment. Treatment methods mainly include oral antibiotics, topical antifungal drugs, local cleaning and care, etc. Treatment must be carried out according to the doctor's advice, and never blindly take medication.

The key to preventing postpartum vaginitis is to keep the private parts clean and dry, change sanitary napkins regularly, and avoid using overly irritating cleaning products. During the confinement period, mothers should maintain good personal hygiene habits and avoid excessive washing to avoid infection. A reasonable diet, regular exercise, and avoiding excessive fatigue are also effective measures to prevent vaginitis.

During the treatment, the mother should eat a light diet, avoid spicy food, and drink plenty of water to help detoxify. Keep a happy mood and avoid the adverse effects of negative emotions such as anxiety and tension on the body. Pay attention to the regularity of life, maintain adequate sleep time, exercise appropriately, enhance the body's immunity, and help recover from the disease.

Postpartum vaginitis is a common gynecological disease, but as long as you maintain good personal hygiene habits, follow the doctor's advice for treatment, and pay more attention to preventive measures, you can completely avoid and overcome this problem. I hope that the majority of mothers can strengthen their understanding of this issue, prevent and treat it in time, and stay healthy.