Patient's question:
Before treatment, G Streptococcus —, bacteria+++, mold —, trichomonas —, inflammatory cells+, clue cells—. It was said to be a severe vaginal infection, bacterial in nature. What degree of vaginal cleanliness does this indicate? After treatment, white blood cells+++ (increased by 2+), bacteria—, other findings unchanged. Does this indicate improvement? What degree of cleanliness is this? What are inflammatory cells? What kind of help do you need: Previously, I had heavy bleeding with an IUD, but no discomfort. Now, I always feel like I'm about to have my period, with constant lower abdominal discomfort and blood streaks. Is this caused by the IUD?Doctor's answer:
The cleanliness of the vagina is divided into four degrees, and you have a degree three condition, suffering from bacterial vaginosis. After developing vaginosis, the number of white blood cells in the vagina will continuously increase, which is commonly referred to as inflammatory cells. Vaginosis can cause the vaginal discharge to contain a very small amount of blood streaks. According to your test results, the diagnosis is very clear, and you need medication specifically targeting bacterial vaginosis. Complete the treatment course, and then have another course after your next menstrual period ends. This condition is not difficult to treat, but it is important to persist with the medication.