Women should pay attention to their vaginal discharge and promptly undergo gynecological examinations when abnormalities are detected. The cleanliness of vaginal discharge is an important check for female friends during gynecological examinations. By examining the cleanliness of vaginal discharge, one can determine whether it is normal. So, how to check the cleanliness of vaginal discharge routine?
After undergoing routine vaginal discharge examination, women will have cleanliness listed in the examination report. If the cleanliness is displayed as one or two degrees, it means it is normal. If the examination results are third or fourth degree, it indicates that the female vagina has inflammation, which is likely to be caused by gynecological diseases.
After routine testing of vaginal discharge, it is found that the cleanliness level is three or four degrees, which must be taken seriously and further checked in a timely manner. Check for infections such as mycoplasma and chlamydia, as well as infections such as streptococcus, mold, and trichomonas.
When the cleanliness level of vaginal discharge in women is three or four degrees, it is mostly due to gynecological inflammation. At this time, symptoms such as increased vaginal discharge and yellowish color may occur, and it may also cause vaginal discharge to have an odor. In this case, it is necessary to seek treatment as soon as possible. Women are not allowed to have sexual intercourse for three days before undergoing routine vaginal discharge examination. Within 24 hours, they cannot wash the vagina or apply medication, otherwise it is easy to have adverse effects on the examination, leading to inaccurate results.
