A high level of leukocyte cleanliness, considered to be III or IV, means that the vaginal environment is not good, the leukocyte contains a lot of miscellaneous bacteria and there is vaginal inflammation. The cleanliness of the leukorrhea is a part of the routine leukorrhea examination, which determines the health of the female reproductive system by the amount of bacteria in the leukorrhea, the diversity of bacteria, the presence of miscellaneous bacteria and the presence of white blood cells. The cleanliness of the leucorrhea is generally divided into four levels, cleanliness degree I and II, which are considered normal leucorrhea, and cleanliness degree III and IV, which indicate abnormal leucorrhea. At this point, you need to combine the patient’s specific symptoms and improve the relevant examination to clarify the pathogenic bacteria and carry out targeted treatment. Common causes and treatments 1, trichomonas vaginitis: usually manifested as vulvar itching, burning, painful urination, white curd or beanbag-like leucorrhea, commonly used drugs such as miconazole suppositories, clotrimazole suppositories, mycobacterial suppositories, etc. 2, mycobacterial vaginitis: can be manifested as frequent, urgent, painful urination and other symptoms, accompanied by thin foamy, yellow-green pus-like leucorrhea, often using metronidazole, tinidazole and other drugs The patient can be treated with metronidazole, tinidazole, clindamycin and other drugs. Precautions patients need to pay attention to personal hygiene, daily morning and evening can be used to wash the vulva with flowing water to reduce bacterial breeding. Avoid sitz baths and sexual intercourse to avoid cross-infection. You can eat more vegetables and fruits to supplement vitamins and dietary fiber to strengthen your body.