How much does the leucorrhea test cost?

Routine vaginal discharge examination is a routine gynecological examination. The gynecologist takes samples of the patient's female secretions, and the relevant testing personnel analyze the patient's secretions according to relevant methods to obtain the test results. Routine examination of leucorrhea is a reliable and simple way to check whether a woman's body has any symptoms. Routine examination of leucorrhea is a common and highly used examination method. At present, everyone is still very concerned about how much it costs to test the secretions.

Its price is also very poor. Generally speaking, the examination fees in outpatient clinics across the country are slightly different, but the difference is not that big. A general routine leucorrhea examination costs about 20 yuan, and a routine leucorrhea examination with a BV test costs about 40 yuan.

What should we pay attention to before the routine examination of leucorrhea?

1. First of all, we need to make an appointment with a doctor in advance. Generally, doctors will recommend not to clean too much in the few days before the examination to prevent the bacteria from being washed away and affecting the final test results. It is usually best to do the examination within two or three days after the end of the menstrual period. It is impossible to do the examination during the menstrual period.

2. Married women are advised not to have sex 3 days before the test. If there is residual semen in the vagina, it will affect the test results.

3. Check the first two times and avoid eating greasy and heavy-tasting foods, maintain a stable sleep quality, maintain a good mood, relax yourself, and don't be too anxious.

4. It is best to wear jeans or long skirts that are easier to take off on that day to facilitate sampling in the hospital, save time and avoid embarrassment.

There are eight items in the routine examination of leucorrhea

(1) Squamous epithelial cells are generally present in the normal vagina.

(2) Lactobacillus is a normal beneficial bacteria that lives in the female vagina. The normal count is 2-4. If it disappears, it means that the female vagina is infected with fungi and the vagina is not clean.

(3) If all bacteria are normal, the result is (-). If 2-4 bacteria are present, it is usually bacterial infection of vaginitis.

(4) Under normal circumstances, the number of pus balls is 0-15/HP. If it is 15-30/HP or more, it is often seen in vaginitis.

(5) The presence of Trichomonas (Toxoplasma gondii) is candidal vaginitis.

(6) Candida albicans ( ) is called fungal vaginitis.

(7) When a positive result is found in the blood cell test of an elderly person, it should be considered as senile vaginitis, but it also needs to be distinguished from uterine malignancy.

(8) Cleanliness levels Ⅰ and Ⅱ are normal, while Ⅲ and Ⅳ are unclean, which is common in vaginitis.

The above is the relevant content introduced to everyone. I hope that after reading it, everyone will not be too anxious about the routine examination of leucorrhea. As long as it is not a big problem, the doctor will usually prescribe some medicine and you will be fine. Just follow the doctor's advice.