
Suggest Treatment For Vaginal Itching And Tingling During Pregnancy

it will go away after delivering your babys
Detailed Answer:
Hello,
yeast infections are common in pregnancy and sometimes difficult to treat because they tend to recur. Since taking antibiotics by mouth is to be avoided, topical creams can only be used. The creams may make you feel better after a while but the infection may recur and make you feel hopeless. You should be reassured that the infection would subside after delivery.
Regarding vein engorgement in the vulva: this is not so common and can be frustrating but it will also get away a few weeks after delivery. Until then you can try to improve circulation in the affected area by elevating your hips when lying down, applying cold compresses and perhaps find special clothing that support the engorged area. You should avoid standing for long. Swimming may help.
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only if it does any good to you
Detailed Answer:
I understand your concerns.
Most pregnancy related problems gradually disappear after delivery.
What did your gynecologist say after examining you? What did he/she think?
If the treatment helped you with the symptoms (at least after applying it for a few times, because you may feel your vagina burning at first) then you should continue using it. The yeast may spread to the vulva also, so if your vulva is irritated you should try applying some cream there as well. Avoid using corticosteroid creams without antifungal component because these creams may reduce the irritation but they 'feed' the yeast by decreasing your body's defenses.
Best wishes!

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