What does a few white blood cells mean?

Secretion is called the weather map of female reproductive health. Once female secretion is abnormal, it indicates that there is something wrong with the woman's health. The most common thing is that the woman has a gynecological disease. Some women will go to the hospital regularly for routine examination of leucorrhea. Only through examination can they understand their own physical condition. So, what does a small amount of white blood cells in vaginal discharge mean? Let’s take a look below.

What does a small amount of white blood cells in vaginal discharge mean?

If a woman goes to the hospital for a routine examination of her leucorrhea and the test results show that there is a low white blood cell count, the clinical meaning is that it is within the normal range. Only when the white blood cell count is above ( ) does it indicate that the secretion is abnormal. Generally speaking, when there is inflammation in the vagina, the white blood cell count will increase, so a small white blood cell count is normal and does not require treatment.

What are the symptoms of abnormal leucorrhea

1. Once a woman has abnormal leucorrhea, she will usually have an odor, such as a fishy smell or a rotten egg smell. In addition, the yellowness of the leucorrhea will also change, usually showing a yellowish or light green color.

2. When female secretions are found to be abnormal, in addition to the leucorrhea having an odor and a change in color, there will also be symptoms such as vulvar itching and burning pain. Once the body has these abnormal symptoms, it is necessary to use medication for treatment. Remember not to delay treatment for a long time, otherwise it will aggravate the condition.

If the results of routine leucorrhea examination show a low white blood cell count, it is clinically within the normal range. The white blood cell count is only abnormal when it is above ( ). When there is inflammation in the vagina, the white blood cell count will increase. Since the main function of white blood cells is to ingest bacteria, the white blood cell count will increase. In this case, the test results are normal and no clinical treatment is required. As long as you keep the vulva clean in daily life, pay attention to the hygiene of sexual life and menstrual period, and change underwear frequently, you will be fine. If women experience increased discharge, yellowing of the color, itching of the vulva, burning sensation in the private parts, discomfort in the private parts, or a strong odor in the discharge, they should go to the hospital immediately for appropriate examinations and receive appropriate treatment based on clinical examinations.