Patient's question:
Hello expert,I did a vaginal discharge test a few days ago, and the result showed a cleanliness level of III, with no mold or trichomoniasis found. The next day, I had tests for Mycoplasma and Ureaplasma, and both results were negative. However, when the doctor examined me, they said there was quite a bit of inflammation. What could be the reason for this? Do I need to have any further tests?
( I gave birth sixty days ago.)
Doctor's answer:
The cleanliness of the vagina is divided into 4 degrees, with degrees 1-2 being normal. It has no direct relationship with endometriosis. During the premenstrual period, pregnancy, or ovulation, an increase in vaginal discharge is normal, as long as there is no odor and the color remains unchanged. A vaginal discharge cleanliness of degree 3 generally indicates a common vaginal infection. Therefore, treatment is necessary. Usually, taking some anti-inflammatory medication should help cure it, but personal hygiene must be maintained, and sexual activity should be reduced during medication. Finally, wishing you a speedy recovery.