There are several tests for abnormal leucorrhea

Common examinations for abnormal vaginal discharge include routine vaginal discharge examination, bacterial culture examination, and microscopic examination of vaginal discharge. These examinations can help doctors identify the cause, such as infection, inflammation, or other pathological problems, and provide targeted treatment recommendations.

Routine examination of leucorrhea is the most basic test. By observing the characteristics, color, odor and pH changes of leucorrhea, it can be preliminarily determined whether inflammatory diseases such as vaginitis or cervicitis have occurred. Bacterial culture tests are used to detect whether there is infection with specific pathogens, such as mold, Trichomonas or certain pathogenic bacteria. This can further clarify the type of pathogen and is a common method for chronic inflammation or recurrent infection. Microscopic examination takes a small amount of secretions and observes them under a microscope to check for abnormal bacteria, fungi, parasites or cells, such as vaginal Trichomonas or mold hyphae, which can quickly provide a basis for treatment.

Routine examination of leucorrhea is the most basic test. By observing the characteristics, color, odor and pH changes of leucorrhea, it can be preliminarily determined whether inflammatory diseases such as vaginitis or cervicitis have occurred. Bacterial culture tests are used to detect whether there is infection with specific pathogens, such as mold, Trichomonas or certain pathogenic bacteria. This can further clarify the type of pathogen and is a common method for chronic inflammation or recurrent infection. Microscopic examination takes a small amount of secretions and observes them under a microscope to check for abnormal bacteria, fungi, parasites or cells, such as vaginal Trichomonas or mold hyphae, which can quickly provide a basis for treatment.

Before the test, you should avoid using vaginal douching fluids, drugs or sexual intercourse to ensure the accuracy of the test results. If you have abnormal vaginal discharge accompanied by itching, odor, vaginal pain or menstrual abnormalities, you should go to the hospital's gynecology department immediately to avoid delaying the treatment of the disease. The nurse or doctor will develop a suitable treatment plan based on the test results, which usually includes medication, lifestyle adjustments, etc. Early diagnosis and treatment can effectively solve the problem and protect women's reproductive health.