Common bacterial vaginosis tests

What tests are needed to determine whether you have bacterial vaginosis? Vaginal itching, increased leucorrhea, and yellowing are all symptoms of bacterial vaginosis, but does it mean that having these symptoms means that a woman has bacterial vaginosis? Experts remind us that this cannot be so arbitrary. Women need to know whether they have bacterial vaginosis and what type of bacterial vaginosis they have. This can only be confirmed after a series of expert examinations. The following are the examination steps and items for bacterial vaginosis.

Examination of bacterial vaginosis: 1. Routine gynecological examination: Through routine gynecological examination, preliminary screening of possible sexual diseases and taking secretion samples for necessary examination.

Examination of bacterial vaginosis 2. Examination of vaginal secretions: Check the cleanliness of the vagina and whether there is infection with fungi, trichomonas, or bacteria (clue cells and pus cells).

Examination of bacterial vaginosis 3. Vaginal secretion culture: Check which pathogen is causing the infection and provide doctors with accurate diagnosis basis.

Examination of bacterial vaginosis 4. Drug sensitivity test: detect which drugs the pathogens are sensitive to, so that targeted medication can be used to improve treatment effects.

Examination of bacterial vaginosis 5. Electronic colposcopy: It can magnify 50 times to accurately and clearly observe the relevant lesions in the vagina, cervix and other parts, and accurately select suspicious parts for live examination. It is of great value for the early detection and early diagnosis of cervical cancer and precancerous lesions.