Vaginal Mushrooms Can Cause Infertility?

I have been treating mycosis and vaginitis for 1 year but it still doesn't go away. Currently, my wife and I want to have children. Is there any problem with the fins? (I had a miscarriage once) (Vo Thi Bich Hien)
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Fungal vaginitis is one of the three most common causes of leukemia (accounting for 25-30%). Yeast can normally survive in the vaginal environment, but in a non-pathogenic form due to various factors in the genital tube such as pH, resident bacteria, local immunological factor, etc.
When there are favorable conditions such as vaginal pH becomes acidic, the body is immunocompromised, often wet, antibiotics, birth control pills, pregnancy

... yeast will thrive into a pathogenic form .



The disease will be manifested in the form of pathological white blood, inflammation of the vagina or external genital inflammation. Yeasts rarely cause inflammation of the fallopian tubes which can lead to obstruction of the fallopian tubes (one of the causes of infertility).
Thus, bacterial vaginosis is easily recur and can spread the disease to the husband. The disease rarely causes infertility or miscarriage.
However, fungal vaginosis cases can be associated with genital infections due to other causes such as gonorrhea infection, Chlamydia trachomatis infection (can cause cervicitis, leading to infertility or miscarriage) or infection. Tuberculosis (causes ovarian or pelvic inflammation, resulting in infertility). Therefore, you should consult with obstetrics and gynecology department of Hopital General Hospital for proper management and proper monitoring .

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