A routine white belt test is a basic examination for women. When there is an abnormality in the white belt, it indicates some problems in a woman’s health. In such cases, doctors usually recommend a routine leuko test. This test includes a vaginal cleanliness test to determine if a woman has vaginal inflammation. What is the standard of vaginal cleanliness to determine vaginal inflammation?
1.1 degree – no or very little miscellaneous bacteria, 0-5/HPF white blood cells, which is normal.
2. Degree 2 – A small amount of miscellaneous bacteria is also normal, with white blood cells 10-15/HPF, but you need to pay attention to hygiene and wash your vulva with warm water every day.
3, 3 degrees – more miscellaneous bacteria suggest the presence of inflammation. This situation needs to be combined with other symptoms to determine what the nature is, and then give treatment.
4. 4 degrees – A large number of miscellaneous bacteria and leukocytes >30/HPF are seen in severe vaginitis or cervicitis, pelvic inflammatory disease, etc.. Treatment is needed.
When in the state of cleanliness degree 2, cleanliness is in the normal category with moderate number of vaginal bacilli and epithelial cells on the smear; white blood cells are around 10-15, inflammation can be ruled out and there is no need to worry excessively. Change and wash your underwear regularly and drink more warm water to promote metabolism.