Can I have a natural birth with bacterial vaginosis?

I believe everyone is familiar with bacterial vaginosis. So, can a woman with bacterial vaginosis have a natural birth? Generally, after a woman becomes pregnant, the antibacterial ability of the vagina decreases, so many pathogens will take the opportunity to enter the body. The most common one is Bacillus subtilis, which is why she suffers from bacterial vaginosis.

1. Pregnant women with bacterial vaginitis should boil and disinfect towels and underwear for 5 to 10 minutes every day to avoid repeated infection.

2. Pregnant women should avoid sexual intercourse during the treatment of bacterial vaginosis. They should also use condoms after recovery. If there is no recurrence within 3 months after recovery, they can no longer be used.

3. The direct route of bacterial infection is sexual intercourse. Therefore, when a wife suffers from bacterial vaginitis, the husband is also advised to go to the hospital for examination and appropriate treatment. At the same time, in life, avoid sharing towels, bathtubs, toilets (but use disposable toilet seats) with family members, and do not wash underwear together.

The above introduces how to deal with bacterial vaginitis in pregnant women. Bacterial vaginitis can be transmitted between couples. Experts recommend that couples do not have sex and need to treat bacterial vaginitis in time.