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Analysis of the results of pathogenic detection of 2084 samples of vaginal secretion of the patients with vaginitis

Longqiang Xu

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Objective To understand the status of pathogen infection of the vaginitis and vaginal secretion of the famale patients in the local area.Methods Collect the vaginal secrtion samples from the patients with vaginities in the Gynecologic Outpatient Department,and detect the trichomonas and Candida mycoderma bacteria by using normal saline smear method and have a rapid detection of Bacterial Vaginosis by using the method of sialidase.Results In 2 084 cases,38 cases of trichomonas were detected,with the positive rate being 1.8%;510 cases Candida mycoderma bacteria were detected,with the positive rate being 24.5%;Alltogather,531 cases with Bacterial Vaginosis positive were detected out and the positive rate was 25.5%.Conclusion Simultaneously,the trichomonas,Candida mycoderma bacteria and Bacterial Vaginosis of the vaginal secretion from the vaginitis patients were detected,which can beter reflect the status of pathogen infection of vaginal secretion from the patients.So it can be used as screening program of leukorrhea routine examination for the outpatients from Obstotrics and Gynaecology Department in the local area.

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Objective To understand the status of pathogen infection of the vaginitis and vaginal secretion of the famale patients in the local area.Methods Collect the vaginal secrtion samples from the patients with vaginities in the Gynecologic Outpatient Department,and detect the trichomonas and Candida mycoderma bacteria by using normal saline smear method and have a rapid detection of Bacterial Vaginosis by using the method of sialidase.Results In 2 084 cases,38 cases of trichomonas were detected,with the positive rate being 1.8%;510 cases Candida mycoderma bacteria were detected,with the positive rate being 24.5%;Alltogather,531 cases with Bacterial Vaginosis positive were detected out and the positive rate was 25.5%.Conclusion Simultaneously,the trichomonas,Candida mycoderma bacteria and Bacterial Vaginosis of the vaginal secretion from the vaginitis patients were detected,which can beter reflect the status of pathogen infection of vaginal secretion from the patients.So it can be used as screening program of leukorrhea routine examination for the outpatients from Obstotrics and Gynaecology Department in the local area.

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Objective To understand the status of pathogen infection of the vaginitis and vaginal secretion of the famale patients in the local area.Methods Collect the vaginal secrtion samples from the patients with vaginities in the Gynecologic Outpatient Department,and detect the trichomonas and Candida mycoderma bacteria by using normal saline smear method and have a rapid detection of Bacterial Vaginosis by using the method of sialidase.Results In 2 084 cases,38 cases of trichomonas were detected,with the positive rate being 1.8%;510 cases Candida mycoderma bacteria were detected,with the positive rate being 24.5%;Alltogather,531 cases with Bacterial Vaginosis positive were detected out and the positive rate was 25.5%.Conclusion Simultaneously,the trichomonas,Candida mycoderma bacteria and Bacterial Vaginosis of the vaginal secretion from the vaginitis patients were detected,which can beter reflect the status of pathogen infection of vaginal secretion from the patients.So it can be used as screening program of leukorrhea routine examination for the outpatients from Obstotrics and Gynaecology Department in the local area.

Key concepts: Bacterial vaginosis, Trichomonas, Vaginal secretion, Vaginitis, Leukorrhea, Outpatient clinic, Trichomonas Vaginitis, Medicine

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