Mold infection generally refers to vulvovaginal pseudomycosis, usually mild mold infection has no effect on pregnancy, such as severe will affect pregnancy.
Mild mold infections generally do not affect the quantity, quality and viability of sperm and eggs, and do not significantly affect the uterine cavity and fallopian tubes, so they do not affect pregnancy.
However, untreated mold infections can lead to changes in the pH of the vagina, which may engulf sperm, thus affecting the chances of pregnancy. Furthermore, untreated mold may also cause cervicitis or endometritis as a result of upstream infections, making it more difficult to get pregnant. Even if you do get pregnant, a mold infection during pregnancy can lead to premature rupture of membranes or preterm labor.
After checking out the mold infection is generally recommended to treat before pregnancy, you can use sodium bicarbonate solution under the guidance of the doctor to wash the vulva, built-in mycophenogenin suppositories or clotrimazole suppositories, oral fluconazole treatment and other antifungal treatment. Sexual intercourse is strictly prohibited during the treatment period, pay attention to the review, and generally recommend that the mold is cured before getting pregnant.