How to read the leukorrhea test report?

Patient's question:

Postpartum 42-day checkup leukorrhea test report: Items Results DC trichomonas not seen ST—JJ microscopy no mold found NXB leukorrhea pus cells 15-20 Desired help: Help interpreting the leukorrhea test report

Doctor's answer:

The treatment principles for bacterial vaginosis involve the use of anti-anaerobic drugs, with oral medications being preferred. The first choice is metronidazole 400mg, taken twice daily for 7 consecutive days, or clindamycin 300mg, taken twice daily for 7 consecutive days.
For local treatment, metronidazole suppositories can be used, administered once nightly for 7 days, or Shanqing ointment can be inserted into the vagina, also once nightly for 7 days. During the course of treatment for this condition, sexual activity should be avoided, but sexual partners do not require routine treatment.
While undergoing medication, options such as Jie'eryin or Honghe Fugjie can be used to rinse the vagina and external genitalia once daily for 7 days.