A positive test for group B gonococcus generally indicates a group B streptococcus infection, and the severity of the infection is determined by the patient’s symptoms and other conditions. Normal people or normal women can also test positive for group B streptococcus, a conditionally pathogenic bacteria. This condition is not serious and can be improved by strengthening immunity and paying attention to hygiene. However, if a pregnant woman is infected with positive group B streptococcus. Because of the possibility of fetal malformation, fetal development abnormalities, so this situation will be relatively serious, once found positive should be timely medical treatment, timely intervention, if in the late stages of pregnancy when you can use penicillin and other drugs for treatment. Some newborns are positive for group B streptococcus, which may cause sepsis, meningitis, pneumonia and other more serious diseases. This condition should be dealt with aggressively or it may affect the life and health of the newborn.