Thrush of the vagina is a very common issue during pregnancy. Many mothers-to-be will feel a rise in the discharge of the vagina. However, if the texture of the discharge is thick and creamy it could be a sign of thrush.

While curing thrush the treatment is clearly straightforward, the period of pregnancy is sensitive for mother and baby that is why treatments have to be particularly suitable.

Our GPs will be able to evaluate your cause, diagnose whether you are going through from thrush and if needed, prescribe the treatment you need to remove up the infection.

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What are the reasons for thrush in pregnancy?

Thrush is a kind of infection of yeast, which is caused by a rise of the fungus referred to as Candida Albicans.

While it can be uncomfortable sometimes even painful to treat it, it is common to clear it up using appropriate anti-fungal treatment. Nevertheless, in some situations, mothers-to-be may experience repeated incidents of thrush, which can show more complexities to be treated.

It can be easy to confuse thrush with several other problems during pregnancy, so it is significant to seek help from your doctor to make sure you are getting the relevant kind of treatment.

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Indications of thrush

The signs of thrush are a creamy, thick discharge of mucus dripping from the vagina, which may either be less smelly or have a moldy smell.

Other common indications involve:

• Cracked skin and in some cases, soreness on skin
• Soreness and inflammation in the vagina
• Pain during sex
• Pain during urination

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Curing thrush of the vagina during pregnancy

It is significant to seek help from the doctor if you are thinking you may be suffering from thrush during the period of your pregnancy or when you are feeding your child.

Several treatments will be off the options for the mothers-to-be, because of their possibility to harm you or your baby.

Vaginal thrush is normally treated through moisturizers and anti-fungal skin creams.

If you are feeling any of the causes explained above, or you are not sure whether you are suffering from vaginal thrush, do not delay the treatment and seek help from your doctor.

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