Patient's question:
Duration of illness and persistence: Half a yearCurrent general condition: Very poor
Medical history: Abnormal yellow discharge
Auxiliary tests:
Discharge test: IV cleanliness, Mycoplasma normal, Chlamydia normal
Hello! I would like to ask, why does my condition not improve despite treatment? My discharge is very yellow and abundant. After examination, there are many white blood cells, cleanliness is IV, and other tests are normal. I have completed three courses of medication. The first course involved cleaning for ten days and medication for fifteen days. The second course involved cleaning for seven days. The third course involved cleaning for two days. However, now my discharge has returned to being abnormal!
Doctor's answer:
Cleanliness is indicated by grades I to IV. Normal: Grade I, a large amount of vaginal lactobacilli and epithelial cells, white blood cells 0-5/HPF, and no or minimal miscellaneous bacteria. Normal: Grade II, moderate amounts of vaginal lactobacilli and epithelial cells, white blood cells 10-15/HPF, and a small amount of miscellaneous bacteria. Suggests inflammation: Grade III, a small amount of vaginal lactobacilli and epithelial cells, white blood cells 15-50/HPF, and more miscellaneous bacteria. Severe vaginitis: Grade IV, no vaginal lactobacilli, a small amount of epithelial cells, white blood cells >30/HPF, and a large amount of miscellaneous bacteria. Your condition indicates a relatively severe vaginitis, and it is recommended to follow medical advice for timely treatment.