Differentiation of bacterial vaginitis severity

The vagina of female friends is very tender, which is very easy to cause bacterial infection and gynecological diseases. Bacterial infection is a common cause of vaginitis. The infection may cause bacterial vaginitis, a gradual increase in female secretions, itching of the private parts, abnormal leucorrhea, and irregular menstruation. The following is a brief introduction to the testing methods for bacterial vaginal diseases.

Differences between mild and severe bacterial vaginitis

Bacterial vaginitis is caused by the proliferation of a large number of bacteria in the vagina, mainly Gardnerella positive and Pseudomonas aeruginosa. As a result, women will experience an increase in female secretions, which have a fishy odor and will worsen after sexual intercourse. The severity of the disease mainly depends on the symptoms of the private parts. If the disease is serious, women will experience itching and burning in the private parts, and the secretions are generally grayish white. If the symptoms are relatively mild, they are generally manifested as an increase in secretions, so when such symptoms are discovered clinically, medication should be used promptly.

Testing methods for bacterial vaginal infection

1. Vaginal cleanliness check: Under normal circumstances, the vagina has a self-cleaning function, but if an infection occurs, the self-cleaning system will be affected by the vagina. Vaginal cleanliness check can detect beneficial bacteria in the female vagina. The patient's vaginal cleanliness level can be immediately determined, and the status of beneficial bacteria in the vagina can be identified.

2. Examination of female secretions: This examination mainly examines the color and characteristics of female secretions, and analyzes and judges their symptoms and general condition.

3. Etiological examination and pathogenic examination: Examination of the patient's female secretions. Through examination, it can be determined whether the specific pathogen infection is confirmed. During the examination, a small amount of female secretions is dipped with a cotton ball, or the vaginal tissue is tightened through puncture, and the collected specimens are examined for bacteria under a microscope.

4. Hysteroscopic surgery: This type of examination is a minimally invasive surgical detection method and is also an auxiliary method before treatment. Hysteroscopy can effectively and vividly demonstrate exudative lesions, inflammatory space-occupying lesions, erosive lesions, and can even perform surgical treatment based on pathological hysteroscopy.

5. Tissue paper test: It is the most basic test item in routine leucorrhea examination. It is mainly used to determine the pH value of female secretions, and then indirectly understand the patient's vaginal condition.

6. Amine test: This type of test is mainly to understand the presence of amines in the patient's vagina. This type of bacteria is produced when there is a large number of bacterial infections.

The above are the actual testing methods for bacterial infection of vaginal diseases. Finally, I would like to remind all female friends that bacterial infection of vaginitis is a common disease. If you take the initiative to check regularly and receive professional treatment, it is easy to recover. However, if not treated in time, it may lead to more serious symptoms such as pelvic inflammatory disease, abnormal uterine bleeding and endometritis.