Steps to remove leucorrhea

Leucorrhea examination is an internationally popular examination and a particularly important part of gynecological examination. Through leucorrhea examination, women's physical health status can be obtained as soon as possible. At the same time, vaginal secretions are also an important indicator that directly reflects women's physical and mental health. It is hoped that female friends will attach great importance to regular gynecological examinations after adulthood. How to collect vaginal secretions? What are the clinical manifestations of leucorrhea examination? Let's analyze it in depth below!

How to collect vaginal secretions

When it comes to how to collect vaginal secretions, I believe that many women are often hesitant and afraid to accept the test because of their shyness and lack of knowledge of the process of collecting vaginal secretions. So how do you collect vaginal secretions? In fact, the procedure for collecting vaginal secretions is relatively simple. The doctor only needs to use a clean cotton ball to scrape the female's vagina and add an appropriate amount of secretions. Women will not experience any pain or discomfort during the process of taking vaginal secretions, so female friends do not need to worry too much about feeling pain or discomfort during the process. They just need to cooperate with the doctor's rhythm.

What are the clinical manifestations of leucorrhea examination?

(1) Through the examination of leucorrhea, it is possible to check whether there are trichomonas or fungi in the female vagina. At the same time, the female vagina can also be tested for mycoplasma, chlamydia, and chlamydia. Once the presence of any microbial species is found, it means that the woman has gynecological inflammation problems, and further diagnosis is needed to find out which type of gynecological inflammation it is, and then symptomatic treatment should be given to prevent the occurrence of risks.

(2) Through the examination of leucorrhea, it is also possible to effectively and immediately check whether the woman being examined has cervical cancer, uterine cancer, cervical adenocarcinoma, cervical fibroids and many other dangerous diseases. Through the examination, adverse signals can be dealt with in time, and a treatment plan can be formulated in time to control the further deterioration of the disease. This is also of indispensable significance for saving the patient's life and improving the quality of life.

The above is a detailed introduction on how to collect vaginal secretions. In fact, the process of collecting vaginal secretions during leucorrhea examination is relatively simple. Women to be examined do not need to be too worried, nor do they need to feel shy or uneasy. As long as they cooperate with the relevant doctors to conduct examinations, I believe they will get good results.