What tests should be done for abnormal leucorrhea

In women's lives, they may encounter abnormal changes in their leucorrhea. In fact, once a woman's leucorrhea is abnormal, it is generally caused by some gynecological disease. It is recommended to seek medical attention in time. The following introduces what examinations should be done for abnormal leucorrhea in women?

1. pH value check: The normal female vagina is slightly acidic, which can prevent the reproduction of pathogenic bacteria. Once a woman has a bacterial infection, the pH value will rise;

2. Clue cell examination: Clue cells are the most direct method for examining bacterial vaginosis;

3. Amine test: Amine test is performed on female leucorrhea. If the reaction is positive, a corresponding judgment can be made;

4. Fungal and Trichomonas examination: After the fungal and Trichomonas examination, if you find "" written on the examination form, it means that you have been infected with Trichomonas or fungi, and the degree needs to be determined by the doctor;

5. Vaginal cleanliness check: When a woman has abnormal leucorrhea, she needs to undergo a vaginal cleanliness check. Vaginal cleanliness is generally divided into four degrees, among which degrees I and II are normal, and degrees III and IV indicate abnormal leucorrhea.

In fact, many female friends will only go to the hospital for a checkup when they are seriously unwell. In fact, this is often in the late stage of the disease. It is recommended that female friends develop the habit of regular gynecological examinations, preferably once a year.