What does BV negative mean?

Many women will have a negative leucorrhea BV test during examination. This is an indicator to check whether there are bacteria in the female vagina. If it is positive, it means that there are bacteria in the female vagina. This situation may cause many adverse symptoms. People need to pay special attention to avoid any adverse effects. So what does negative leucorrhea BV mean? Let's introduce it in detail below.

Cleanliness is a comprehensive assessment of whether a woman has an infection and whether the vagina is inflamed by examining vaginal secretions. Normal: Grade I, Grade II. Indicating inflammation: Grade III, a small amount of vaginal bacilli and epithelial cells, 15-50 white blood cells/HPF, and a large number of miscellaneous bacteria. Severe vaginitis: Grade IV, no vaginal bacteria, a small number of epithelial cells, white blood cells >30/HPF, and a large number of miscellaneous bacteria. When the cleanliness reaches grade III or IV, it can be diagnosed as vaginal inflammation in most cases. However, for bacterial vaginitis, Trichomonas vaginitis, candidal vaginitis, etc., further examination is needed to provide a direct basis for the treatment of inflammation. The purpose of checking BV in leucorrhea is to determine whether there is bacterial vaginosis. If the test is positive, you have bacterial vaginosis; if the test is negative, you do not have bacterial vaginosis. In your case, the BV test in your leucorrhea is negative, which means you do not have bacterial vaginosis. However, it is necessary to determine whether there is infection such as fungus or trichomoniasis. After all, the cleanliness inspection is level III, and there is infection. Targeted medication should be used after the cause is identified.

The purpose of checking BV in leucorrhea is to determine whether there is bacterial vaginosis. If the test is positive, you have bacterial vaginosis; if the test is negative, you do not have bacterial vaginosis. In your case, the BV test was negative, which means you do not have bacterial vaginosis.

Cleanliness level 4 means unclean. 1 2 degrees is normal.

A negative BV result means that there is no bacterial vaginosis, but a cleanliness level of 4 means that there is inflammation. The specific treatment should be carried out according to the doctor's instructions. If you are not satisfied with the hospital's examination results, it is recommended that you go to another hospital as soon as possible for another examination.

If the cleanliness is still not up to standard, flushing is indeed necessary.

Care:

Pay attention to personal hygiene, change clothes frequently, and sterilize them with disinfectant first.

Do not take antibiotics and do not clean the vagina frequently, as this can easily destroy the acid-base environment of the vagina.

Remember to wash your hands frequently. Toilets, bathtubs, bath seats, towels, and using unclean toilet paper can all cause infection.

Avoid spicy food during an attack.

Then use it with Jiao Yin Shu Gel to improve the environment inside the vagina and inhibit bacterial growth.