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A member asked:
33 weeks pregnant, had yeast infection whole time wont go away. can this hurt baby or cause infection inside uterus?
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No: Yeast infections are especially common during pregnancy because hormone changes can disrupt the pH balance of the vagina. Excess moisture can also exasperate an imbalance, making your vulvovaginal area a more welcoming environment for fungal growth. No, a yeast infection won't hurt or affect your developing baby nor cause an intrauterine infection. Talk to your doc about a vaginal preparation.
Answered 12/16/2018
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