If the gynecological examination is purely positive for hydrogen peroxide, it can be observed and does not need to be treated for the time being. If there is a combination of other symptoms, inflammation, you need symptomatic treatment, pure hydrogen peroxide positive does not indicate the problem. This is usually the case with dysbiosis. Therefore, if the gynecological examination is positive for hydrogen peroxide alone, it can be observed. If there is a combination of other infections, such as mycobacterial infections, bacterial infections, trichomonas infections, positive for mycoplasma and chlamydia, the appropriate treatment will usually be taken to treat the condition. If you have a positive hydrogen peroxide alone, just observe and see. In some cases, if you have symptoms, the tests are fine and you can use flora regulating drugs, usually like Lactobacillus vaginalis, which can mediate the vaginal flora. A positive hydrogen peroxide does not mean anything.