Key points for diagnosis of vulvar pruritus

Vulvar pruritus is a common gynecological disease. If not treated in time, it will cause serious physical harm. Therefore, everyone must choose a suitable diagnostic method for vulvar pruritus, so as to help everyone correctly diagnose and treat the disease. Usually, there are the following diagnostic methods for vulvar pruritus. Let us grasp them in detail.

How to diagnose vulvar pruritus:

1. Fluorescent antibody method: After smearing, use fluorescent antibody to stain and examine under a microscope. This is an indispensable examination in the examination of bacterial vaginitis.

2. Culture method: Isolate first and then culture, and you can see round, opaque, smooth-surfaced colonies with a diameter of 0.5 mm.

3. Amine test: For women with bacterial vaginitis, the examination item for bacterial vulvar itching is to take a drop of 10% potassium hydroxide solution and add it to the vaginal secretions. If fishy ammonia is released, it means that the woman is sick.

4. Biochemical method: The purpose of this bacterial vaginitis examination item is to obtain vaginal secretions for biochemical analysis. If the test results show low lactate and high succinate levels, it means that the woman is ill.

5. Smear microscopy: Take the secretions of patients with bacterial vaginitis for smear, and you can find clue cells with a large number of Gardnerella attached to the surface. The surface of the clue cells is rough or has fine particles, as if sprinkled with a layer of flour. The bacteria are Gram-negative coccal rods.

The diagnostic method of vulvar itching must be selected correctly based on one's actual situation. Only in this way can we help everyone choose the appropriate treatment method on the premise of correct diagnosis, so as to help everyone recover their health as soon as possible.