Bacterial Vaginosis and Pregancy: Should You Worry?

Pregnancy is the most wonderful time in a woman’s life. It is a time of excitement and happiness. However, sometimes these feelings are replaced by fear and anxiety when certain health conditions seem to threaten the pregnancy or the health of the baby.

If you suddenly have Bacterial Vaginosis (BV) that is brought about by your pregnancy or if you have been struggling with it for sometime already, you may be wondering if it will affect your pregnancy and the health of your baby.

BV is common among pregnant women since pregnancy may trigger the condition. So, you are not alone in this. A lot of pregnant women have in fact asked me about the effects of BV on their pregnancy. This is the reason why I decided to write this book.

I wanted pregnant women to know exactly the connection between BV and their pregnancy. I want to give them the right information that they need so that they can enjoy their pregnancy. I want them to be happy and enjoy counting the days when the baby will arrive. Moreover, I want them, and their babies to be safe and healthy.

With the right information in the succeeding posts, there is no reason for them to be afraid about their condition. The information provided in this blog is based on medical evidences and scientific studies on BV and pregnancy.

With this, pregnant women will be able to know the connection between these two conditions. Why is it important to know the connection?

Well, you know that pregnancy is a condition that requires women to take care of their bodies. This means being healthy and being safe from infections and diseases. BV is a medical condition therefore it is not good for pregnant women to have it during this very sensitive time.

Now, knowing the connection between the two conditions will help would-be mothers to know what to do every step of the way so that they can avoid the negative effects of BV on their babies.

The following posts can help pregnant women with BV make all the right moves so that they will give birth to healthy babies despite having Bacterial Vaginosis.