Leucorrhea examination results various indicators

There are many gynecological problems after marriage, which really troubles women. Some women with gynecological inflammation may have problems such as strong odor, vulvar itching, and abnormal leucorrhea. In some cases, many embarrassing things can happen when you go out for fun. For example, if you have abnormal vaginal discharge, you must pay attention to hygiene and change your underwear frequently. So how do we judge the index values ​​of the results of routine leucorrhea examination? Let’s learn more about it with the editor below.

Ten index values ​​of routine leucorrhea examination results

1. The cleanliness inspection is divided into one, two, three and four degrees. If the cleanliness data shows one and two degrees, it means the inspection result is normal. If the data shows three or four degrees, it means there is inflammation. Others will show negative and it is normal.

2. There will be a pH value for the secretions, which can be found on the test result sheet. The normal pH value of leucorrhea is generally around 4.5. If you have candidal vaginitis or bacterial vaginitis, the pH value will increase to around 5 to 6.

3. There is also data on fungi and trichomonas in the test result sheet, which will be indicated by numbers. If a number appears, it means that trichomonas or fungi are present, but the number here only means whether there is an infection, but cannot indicate the severity of the infection.

Symptoms of abnormal vaginal discharge

Abnormal leucorrhea is the most common disease in gynecological clinical medicine. Many people seek medical treatment due to abnormal leucorrhea, but the sensitivity to secretions varies greatly from person to person. Therefore, for patients with abnormal leucorrhea, we should first distinguish whether it is physiological secretions or physiological secretions.

Inflammatory secretions include the currently very common candidal vaginitis and non-candidal vaginitis; after fungal infection, the secretions are viscous or watery, and may actively cause vulvar itching and burning pain; after Trichomonas infection, the secretions show atypical leucorrhea-like changes, or are watery with small debris, and are often accompanied by vulvar itching.

The inflammation caused by Trichomonas can be seen as yellow leucorrhea, thin texture, foamy plastic, vaginal wall bleeding, and even bayberry wine-like blood spots, accompanied by vulvar itching. Pelvic inflammatory disease, cervicitis, endometritis, adnexitis, etc., cause yellowish discharge, thick texture, fishy smell and pus-like taste. In addition, there is a feeling of pressure and pain in the pelvis, and a frequent feeling of lower back pain and falling downwards, which is aggravated by excessive fatigue or sexual intercourse. In the elderly with vaginitis, the amount of leucorrhea is large and yellow, and the secretions may contain blood or appear yellow pus. Hematoma of vaginal mucosa, and exudative black spots in severe cases. Feeling of itching and burning pain.

The ten indicators of routine leucorrhea examination have been briefly introduced above. In fact, the routine examination of leucorrhea is to see if there is any gynecological inflammation. Whether there is a problem with secretions or not, you must pay attention to hygiene and clean and change underwear frequently every day. The appearance of secretions means the occurrence of this disease, so women must pay attention to these issues and prevent gynecological inflammation.