During ovulation, mold is a common vaginal mold usually caused by Candida albicans. These fungi can be spread sexually, but they can also be spread through contact. Although mold is not a serious disease, if hygiene and treatment are not paid attention to, it may cause a series of problems, including infection of the fetus, neonatal death, infant diaperitis, etc. Therefore, it is important for anyone trying to conceive to know how to prevent and treat mold.

Ways to prevent mold include:

1. Clean your vagina: Washing your vagina with warm water and soap can help kill fungus and reduce the risk of infection.

2. Use defensive medications: Defensive medications such as clotrimazole and miconazole can help prevent fungal infections.

3. Avoid sex: Sex is the main way mold is spread, so avoiding sex can reduce the risk of infection.

4. Keep it Dry: Keeping your vagina dry can help kill fungus and reduce the risk of infection.

5. Make lifestyle changes: Maintaining a healthy lifestyle can help prevent mold infections, including eating well, getting enough sleep, and getting enough exercise.

If you have symptoms of fungal infection, such as vaginal itching, tofu-like discharge, etc., you should consult a doctor in time and receive treatment. During treatment, planned pregnancy should be avoided until symptoms disappear and the doctor approves.