In life, women are generally in a more vulnerable, need to be taken care of object, whether it is the body or physiological is so, so should learn to deal with their own physiological problems will be better, together with one of the leucorrhoea test physical examination way it. Physical Examination The examination is performed sequentially from the outside to the inside. Firstly, the vulva, urethra, paraurethral glands and vestibular glands are examined by visual examination, and secondly, the walls of the vagina and the cervix are observed by means of a vaginal speculum. (i) Visual examination of the vulva See Helpful in the identification of vaginitis. Erythema and small collar fissures at the vulva and around the anus may be candidiasis, and vulvar oedema may be trichomoniasis Patients with trichomoniasis minor or cervicitis often have the vulva contaminated with large amounts of purulent vaginal discharge, whereas in bacterial vaginosis, an accumulation of vaginal discharge is seen only at the vaginal opening. (ii) The appearance of vaginal discharge Various kinds of pathologic vaginal discharge have different specific characteristics that can provide diagnostic clues. Physiological leukorrhea: white valves, homogeneous, flocculent, highly effective and accumulating in the low hanging parts of the vagina. 2.Bacterial vaginal discharge: the leukorrhea is gray, homogeneous, low bulging, often uniformly attached to the surface of the vaginal membrane of the anterior or lateral wall, easy to wipe off, no obvious changes in the vaginal membrane. 3, trichomonas vaginitis: leukorrhea is yellow or even yellow-green, obviously purulent, often foamy. 4. Candidiasis: the leukorrhea is white, highly pigmented and thick, cheese-like or tofu dregs-like, adhering to the vaginal wall, sometimes similar to white thrush-like plaques, or there may be little or similar to normal leukorrhea, but the vaginal wall is leucorrhea-like. （The cervix has a clear fluid-like discharge before ovulation, which becomes thicker during the luteal phase. 1, cervicitis: at any stage of the menstrual cycle, the appearance of purulent cervical discharge should be considered the possibility of cervicitis, the examination should be swabbed outside the cervical opening of the vaginal discharge, observation of the cervical canal lining with purulent secretion can be diagnosed as cervicitis. At this time, the columnar epithelium of the cervical canal lining is erythematous, brittleness increases, and swabbing with a cotton swab can often cause bleeding. 2, chlamydia cervicitis: chlamydia cervicitis columnar epithelium is often hypertrophic hyperplasia, prominent squamous epithelial plane. 3, malaria viral cervicitis: often in the columnar epithelium site of ulcerative or necrotic lesions. 4, gonorrhea cervicitis: in the cervical canal appeared yellow spreading thick story or liquid plug, overflow to the vagina and cause vaginitis, squeeze the urethra, para-urethral glands or vestibular glands often have purulent overflow. Seemingly simple is the problem and method often have a lot of details need to pay attention to, so do we know comprehensively, understand thoroughly? It does not matter, in life you can learn more about the relevant knowledge, and treatment methods.