Women's vaginal discharge can reflect many gynecological diseases, so when abnormal vaginal discharge occurs, it must be taken seriously and checked in a regular hospital in a timely manner. Once gynecological diseases are discovered, active treatment is necessary to prevent the condition from worsening. So, is the cleanliness of women's vaginal discharge good?
A cleanliness level of 1 degree for female vaginal discharge is normal, and usually a cleanliness level of 1-2 degrees is not a problem. If it reaches 3 or even 4 degrees, it indicates the presence of inflammation and requires timely treatment. By analyzing the cleanliness of vaginal discharge, it is possible to understand whether women have diseases such as vaginitis and cervicitis.
The cleanliness of vaginal discharge is a routine examination item, which is analyzed based on the number of vaginal bacteria, epithelial cells, white blood cells, and miscellaneous bacteria in the female vagina. When the cleanliness of vaginal discharge is 1, it indicates that there are many dominant bacteria and epithelial cells in the vagina, and there are no white blood cells or miscellaneous bacteria, which belongs to normal vaginal discharge.
The severity of inflammation can be determined by the cleanliness of vaginal discharge, but sometimes it is not very accurate. So additional auxiliary examinations are needed to confirm whether women have abnormal conditions such as mold and trichomonas. Doctors will also consider the patient's own condition, such as whether there are symptoms such as itching, vaginal discharge odor, etc., to determine specific treatment measures.
