Leucorrhea routine hydrogen peroxide positive

In our daily life, we often see women whose leucorrhea tests positive for hydrogen peroxide. It is a very common disease. However, because most women do not have sufficient medical knowledge, they often do not understand what this condition means, nor do they know what impact it will have on the body, which can easily lead to delayed treatment and serious damage to their health.

So what does it mean if the routine examination of leucorrhea tests positive for hydrogen peroxide? We all know that there are a lot of beneficial bacteria in women's vaginas. These beneficial bacteria are very helpful in maintaining the acidity and alkali in the vagina and can effectively prevent the occurrence of symptoms of vaginitis. However, if the intestinal flora in the vagina is out of balance, it will cause the destruction of vaginal acid and alkali, which will cause women to have hydrogen peroxide-positive symptoms and will also cause Trichomonas vaginitis. Therefore, we must pay enough attention to this situation. After this kind of situation occurs, the patient should seek medical help in time and take effective measures for treatment under the guidance of the doctor to prevent further aggravation of the condition.

For symptoms such as positive hydrogen peroxide test for leucorrhea, we should take effective measures for treatment under the guidance of gynecologists to control the development of the disease and alleviate the impact of the disease on the human body. Under normal circumstances, we can use vaginal wash and vaginal suppository for treatment, which can quickly control the condition. However, if the patient's condition is serious, we also need to take analgesics orally, such as metronidazole, amoxicillin capsules, etc., so as to achieve a stronger therapeutic effect. Patients should also pay attention to medical care in daily life, and do not have sexual intercourse before the disease is cured, otherwise it is easy to cause cross infection, which will cause great trouble to them.

If a woman finds that hydrogen peroxide is positive during routine leucorrhea examination, she must pay enough attention to it, because this means that the beneficial bacteria in the vagina are out of balance, which is a manifestation of vaginitis. For this kind of situation, in addition to taking medicine for treatment, we should also pay attention to daily care, develop good living habits, avoid having sex, and avoid eating overly stimulating foods, so as not to aggravate the condition, which may have a negative impact on treatment.