Patient's question:
Since a few weeks ago, my leukorrhea has increased, and it also has a bad odor. A few days ago, there was leukorrhea that looked like curd coming out, and it was itchy and very uncomfortable, but I couldn't scratch it with my hands. I bought medicine from a pharmacy and used it after, and it got much better. The hospital examination results showed squamous epithelial cells +, cleanliness III↑, pus cells +++, and no trichomonas were found.What kind of help do I need: What are the reference values for the routine leukorrhea test results?
Doctor's answer:
How to interpret the results of routine leukorrhea examination:I~II are normal.
III~IV are abnormal, possibly indicating vaginitis, and often pathogens, fungi, vaginal trichomonads, etc., can be found. During the cleanliness examination, trichomonas and fungal tests should also be performed.
Mold and trichomonads in leukorrhea can be identified under the microscope after treatment based on their morphology to determine whether trichomonads or mold are present. If trichomonads or mold are present, regardless of their quantity, they are indicated by a "+" sign.
The "+" symbol only indicates that the woman is infected with trichomonads or mold and does not indicate the severity of the infection.