Several common examination methods for acute cervicitis

For female patients, the examination of acute cervicitis is very important. Early detection of acute cervicitis is crucial for treatment. What are the common examination methods for acute cervicitis ? The following will tell you about the common examination methods for acute cervicitis.

In general, the common examination methods for acute cervicitis are:

1. Examination of secretions: After wiping off the secretions on the surface of the cervix, insert a small cotton swab into the endocervical canal and take it out. Yellow or yellow-green mucopurulent secretions can be seen on the white cotton swab with the naked eye. Take a smear of the secretions for Gram staining. If there are more than 10 neutrophils per oil lens field of view or more than 30 neutrophils per high-power field of view under a light microscope, acute cervicitis can be diagnosed. This is the most common examination method for acute cervicitis.

2. Colposcopy: The cervix of patients with acute cervicitis is acutely congested, with red mucosa and covered with reticular blood vessels or dot-shaped and spiral blood vessels. If there is glandular infection, the surface of the cervix of patients with acute cervicitis will be scattered with multiple yellow vesicular pus spots, and the gland opening will be filled with pus. Under the background of acute cervical congestion, multiple yellow millet-like bubble-like protrusions can be seen through a low-power microscope. The cervical canal is filled with purulent emboli.

3. Bacterial culture and bacterial drug sensitivity test, enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA) and nucleic acid testing are also common examination methods for acute cervicitis.

The above is an introduction to the common examination methods for acute cervicitis. I believe everyone has some understanding of this. Once acute cervicitis is diagnosed, you must go to the hospital for treatment in time to avoid delaying the disease.

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