White-yellow cheesy formations in the early and late stages of pregnancy indicate the development of thrush. The progression of candidiasis during pregnancy is a fairly common phenomenon. Symptoms of pathology appear due to a fungus that is found in the vaginal environment. If a woman’s immunity is strong and there are no health problems, then the disease is in remission. When a baby is conceived, there are hormonal changes that can affect health. Because of this, the disease begins to progress.
The main signs of pathology are the following:
• cloudy cheesy formations of a pale yellow hue;
• appearance of sour odor;
• swelling affecting the labia and vagina, hyperemia;
• itching and burning in the groin area.
Thrush is transmitted to the baby during birth, so when it appears, treatment should be started immediately. Otherwise, serious complications may occur during childbirth.