Thrush during pregnancy is a fungal infection caused by the Candida fungus. It can occur in pregnant women due to changes in estrogen and progesterone levels, which promote the growth of Candida fungi.
Weakened immune system, hormonal changes, use of antibiotics, diabetes, improper intimate hygiene.
For the diagnosis of thrush during pregnancy, microscopy and culture of vaginal discharge are used.
Treatment of thrush during pregnancy may include the use of antifungal medications, various creams, and suppositories.
Thrush during pregnancy is treated by a gynecologist-obstetrician.
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