The onset of chlamydia during pregnancy is fraught with complications. Miscarriages or premature births are common with this infection. Infection of a child while passing through the birth canal can lead to various chlamydial organ damage and cause conjunctivitis, otitis media or pneumonia.
Instructions
Step 1
First of all, see your doctor to prescribe the treatment you need. In order to cure chlamydia, take antibiotics, the molecules of which cannot pass through the placenta - these are drugs of the macrolide group. Follow the following treatment regimen: take azithromycin-containing antibiotics - 1000 mg once a day or doxycycline-containing antibiotics 100 mg a couple of times a day. Treat in this way for no more than a week so that antibiotics do not harm the fetus. Instead of the above antibiotics, you can take drugs containing erythromycin. They are considered safe for pregnant women. Do not forget to use antifungal suppositories - 1 time before bedtime, vaginally, for one week. This will help prevent candidiasis as a complication of antibiotic therapy.
Step 2
Most often, during the course of the disease, immunity decreases, so the doctor may prescribe immunomodulatory agents for you. It is preferable to use preparations based on a bacterial ribosome or carnitine analogs. When taking, strictly observe the time interval and dosage of the drug.
Step 3
In combination with traditional treatment, use folk remedies. For example, a tincture based on garlic, calendula and alcohol suppresses the vital activity of chlamydia. To do this, finely chop 5-6 cloves of garlic, pour a glass of boiling water, let cool. After the mixture has cooled, add 2 tablespoons of calendula flowers and 40-50 ml of alcohol (or vodka) to it. Let the mixture brew for 24 hours. Then strain the mixture, soak a cotton swab in it and lay it overnight every day for 5-6 days. Combine your treatment with a prenatal vitamin complex. For prevention, use protective equipment during sexual intercourse and follow the rules of personal intimate hygiene.
