The analysis of pathogen detection results in 260 ambulatory patients with vaginitis
Hong Fang
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Hong Fang
Abstract
[Objective] To investigate the pathogens in vaginal secretion of 260 patients with vaginitis in our region.[Method] Samples of vaginal secretion were collected from patients with vaginitis.[Result] 216 patients were positive cases and the overall detection rate was 83.1%.Bacterial vaginosis,fungal vaginitis,trichomonas vaginitis and aginitis of mixed infection were 96(36.9%),58(22.3%),38(14.6%) and 24(9.2%) cases,respectively.[Conclusion] The types of vaginitis in our district were mainly bacterial vaginitis and fungal vaginitis Foreign population were mainly infected by trichomonad and the local women were mainly mixed infection by trichomonad and fungi.
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[Objective] To investigate the pathogens in vaginal secretion of 260 patients with vaginitis in our region.[Method] Samples of vaginal secretion were collected from patients with vaginitis.[Result] 216 patients were positive cases and the overall detection rate was 83.1%.Bacterial vaginosis,fungal vaginitis,trichomonas vaginitis and aginitis of mixed infection were 96(36.9%),58(22.3%),38(14.6%) and 24(9.2%) cases,respectively.[Conclusion] The types of vaginitis in our district were mainly bacterial vaginitis and fungal vaginitis Foreign population were mainly infected by trichomonad and the local women were mainly mixed infection by trichomonad and fungi.
Key concepts: Bacterial vaginosis, Vaginitis, Medicine, Trichomonas Vaginitis, Vaginal secretion, Trichomoniasis, Trichomonas, Vaginal disease