What should I do if there is less or no lactobacillus in the leucorrhea examination?

Vaginal secretions often occur in women, the most common of which is leucorrhea. Women must closely observe their leucorrhea because many gynecological diseases do not have obvious symptoms in the early stages, but leucorrhea may be abnormal, such as becoming sticky, changing color, and having an odor, etc. In addition, if examination finds that there are relatively few lactobacilli in the leucorrhea, the following methods should be taken in time to solve the problem.

What should I do if there is less or no lactobacillus in the leucorrhea examination?

Lactic acid bacteria are the normal flora in the vagina, which helps maintain the normal acidic environment in the vagina and avoid infection. If there are few or no lactic acid bacteria, it means that the normal acidic environment of the vagina is damaged and may induce infection. It is recommended to pay attention to personal hygiene, keep the vulva clean and avoid infection. Lactobacillus suppositories can be applied locally to maintain a normal vaginal acidic environment.

Judging from the results of this examination, the possibility of vaginitis is relatively high. In this case, it is recommended to consider treatment with metronidazole. Do not have sexual intercourse during the treatment period. Pay more attention to local hygiene and wear loose, breathable cotton underwear. After stopping the medication, you must go for regular checkups.

This situation should be considered as a disorder of the vaginal flora, which is why vaginitis is prone to being difficult to cure.

Guidance:

Generally speaking, you can use lactic acid vaginal capsules to relieve the symptoms for a period of time. Generally speaking, the medication lasts about half a month to a month.

The main function of vaginal lactobacilli is to regulate vaginal flora. Reducing it can lead to dysbacteriosis, so vaginitis will not be cured for a long time.

Guidance:

Keep the perineum clean, change underwear frequently, pay attention to sexual hygiene, and place lactobacillus capsules in the vagina for treatment, and then observe.

If vaginitis is not cured after long-term treatment, check the leucorrhea routine

Guidance:

If there are few or no lactobacilli, it may be related to this. Normal vaginal flora test strips may cause vaginitis to be difficult to cure. It is recommended to place topical lactobacillus capsules in the vagina to correct vaginal flora imbalance.

If there are few or no lactobacilli, it may be bacterial vaginosis, which is caused by dysbiosis.

Guidance:

In case of bacterial vaginosis, be careful not to over-wash the vagina to prevent dysbacteriosis. Do not have too much sex and pay attention to vulvar hygiene.