You can consider pregnancy when you resume your menstruation after stopping the medication, because Gynostemma is a topical medication that is absorbed locally by the mucous membrane in small amounts. In addition, the side effects are relatively small because it acts directly on the causative organism, and there is basically no residue of this drug in your body once you resume menstruation, so you can prepare for pregnancy after your menstruation clears. Before getting pregnant, it is advisable to undergo appropriate examinations, such as health checkups, to exclude the presence of viruses in the body that cause fetal malformations, and to consider pregnancy only if there are no contraindications. For eugenics and prevention of fetal neural tube abnormalities, oral folic acid tablets are required before pregnancy to achieve eugenics and prevention of fetal abnormalities.