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Patient's question:

Hello, doctor. I went to the hospital for a check-up and had a cervical/vaginal discharge test. The results are as follows:
Cleanliness: 3 degrees
Epithelial cells: ++
Lactobacilli: +++
WBC: ++
RBC: -
Candida: +
Trichomonas: -
Leukocyte esterase: +
Mycoplasma: -
Chlamydia: -
Spirochete: -
Cilia: -.
The report also mentions budding spores.
Doctor, are the results normal? Do I have an infection? Is it serious? How should I be treated?
What are budding spores?

Doctor's answer:

It's not necessarily the case. Cervical abnormalities do not necessarily mean that the discharge is abnormal. I suggest you have a cervical examination to check. I suggest you do a good job of checking your cervix. Some cervical inflammation or mild cervical erosion have no symptoms, so there is no need for treatment.