2012Sichuan Medical JournalRequires access

Analysis of the infection of vaginal discharge from 447 infertile women

SU De-yon

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Objective To understand vaginal pathogenic infections.Methods Cleanliness indexes,fungus,trichomonad and bacterial vaginosis(BV)were detected from vaginal secretion samples.Results Group of 447 cases of vaginal discharge physical examination,normal cleanliness(Ⅰ°~Ⅱ°) 255 cases,cleanliness Ⅲ°172 cases,Ⅳ°20 cases.Non-specific vaginitis was detected in 43.17%.Outpatients were 447 cases,cleanliness normal(Ⅰ°~Ⅱ°) 71 cases,cleanliness Ⅲ°308 cases,Ⅳ°68 cases of non-specific vaginitis was detected in 84.50%.Medical group of people detected 28 cases of fungal vaginitis,the detection rate of 5.85%;outpatients were detected in 114 cases,the detection rate of 25.63%;trichomonas vaginitis medical group population were not detected,detection of outpatients 8 cases,the detection rate of 1.81%.G-diplococcus medical groups were not detected,outpatients were detected in 2 cases,the detection rate of 0.42%.Conclusion The incidence of BV is high in this region,it should make the appropilate prevention and treatment efforts.

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Objective To understand vaginal pathogenic infections.Methods Cleanliness indexes,fungus,trichomonad and bacterial vaginosis(BV)were detected from vaginal secretion samples.Results Group of 447 cases of vaginal discharge physical examination,normal cleanliness(Ⅰ°~Ⅱ°) 255 cases,cleanliness Ⅲ°172 cases,Ⅳ°20 cases.Non-specific vaginitis was detected in 43.17%.Outpatients were 447 cases,cleanliness normal(Ⅰ°~Ⅱ°) 71 cases,cleanliness Ⅲ°308 cases,Ⅳ°68 cases of non-specific vaginitis was detected in 84.50%.Medical group of people detected 28 cases of fungal vaginitis,the detection rate of 5.85%;outpatients were detected in 114 cases,the detection rate of 25.63%;trichomonas vaginitis medical group population were not detected,detection of outpatients 8 cases,the detection rate of 1.81%.G-diplococcus medical groups were not detected,outpatients were detected in 2 cases,the detection rate of 0.42%.Conclusion The incidence of BV is high in this region,it should make the appropilate prevention and treatment efforts.

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Objective To understand vaginal pathogenic infections.Methods Cleanliness indexes,fungus,trichomonad and bacterial vaginosis(BV)were detected from vaginal secretion samples.Results Group of 447 cases of vaginal discharge physical examination,normal cleanliness(Ⅰ°~Ⅱ°) 255 cases,cleanliness Ⅲ°172 cases,Ⅳ°20 cases.Non-specific vaginitis was detected in 43.17%.Outpatients were 447 cases,cleanliness normal(Ⅰ°~Ⅱ°) 71 cases,cleanliness Ⅲ°308 cases,Ⅳ°68 cases of non-specific vaginitis was detected in 84.50%.Medical group of people detected 28 cases of fungal vaginitis,the detection rate of 5.85%;outpatients were detected in 114 cases,the detection rate of 25.63%;trichomonas vaginitis medical group population were not detected,detection of outpatients 8 cases,the detection rate of 1.81%.G-diplococcus medical groups were not detected,outpatients were detected in 2 cases,the detection rate of 0.42%.Conclusion The incidence of BV is high in this region,it should make the appropilate prevention and treatment efforts.

Key concepts: Vaginitis, Medicine, Bacterial vaginosis, Vaginal secretion, Vaginal discharge, Trichomonas, Trichomonas Vaginitis, Gynecology

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