People with delicate minds will find that every time they get sick, their bodies will have varying degrees of suggestion. If you understand these tips and take proactive measures, it is still beneficial for your health. Women's vaginal discharge is closely related to their physical health. If we pay attention to the changes in vaginal discharge, we can understand the reminders our bodies give us. So, what constitutes a normal vaginal discharge test result?
Although the vaginal discharge examination for women varies from hospital to hospital, it generally includes testing for pH value, trichomonas and mold, vaginal cleanliness, clue cells, and amine tests. The normal female pH test value is about 4.5; The cleanliness of the female vagina is considered normal at grades I-II; If observed under a microscope, the presence of trichomonas or mold in females is indicated by a "+" sign; The amine test and clue cells are both used to detect the presence of bacterial vaginitis in women.
If women suffer from diseases such as trichomonas, fungi, or bacterial vaginitis, the pH value of the test will increase; If the cleanliness of the female vagina is between III-IV degrees, it indicates that the patient has inflammation in the vagina. In addition to receiving appropriate treatment, patients should also pay attention to the hygiene and cleanliness of the external genitalia, wash and change underwear frequently.
Women have different hormones in their bodies at different stages of their menstrual cycle. Therefore, normal vaginal discharge may also have different observation results. For example, there may be differences between the ovulation period and the late ovulation period compared to normal times. If women experience itching and odor, they must seek medical attention and take medication promptly.
