How long does it take for the leucorrhea test to produce results?

Discharge is a physiological phenomenon that foreshadows female estrus. It is very important for women. It is the secretion in the uterus and vagina. If abnormal changes are found, it means that there is a problem with the female urinary system. It is not difficult to see that it is very important. We should pay attention to observe the state of discharge and go for examination as soon as possible if any problems are found.

1. How long does it take for the results of routine leucorrhea examination to be available?

An independent basic secretion test usually takes 10 to 20 minutes to get the results. However, there may be some differences between different hospitals. If chlamydia and mycoplasma tests are performed during routine leucorrhea examination, it usually takes three days to get the results. If you are doing a routine five-item check of leucorrhea, it will take about an hour. However, the time mentioned generally refers to normal circumstances, and the actual time can be consulted at the hospital where the examination is performed.

2. What are the items included in the routine inspection of leucorrhea?

There are five items in the routine examination of leucorrhea, which everyone should know: checking the cleanliness of leucorrhea, testing the pH value in the vagina, amine test, checking for trichomoniasis or bacteria, and vaginal examination of squamous epithelial cells. A woman's condition can be diagnosed based on the results of five tests. If any of these five items fails, it means you have vaginitis and need treatment.

3. Symptoms of abnormal secretions

1. Large quantity, light yellow or milky white in color, thick and odorless.

2. Large amount, thinner color, sore waist.

3. Large amount of discharge, slightly yellow or green, sticky and smelly, or similar to bean dregs, vaginal itching, frequent urination, urgency and pain.

4. Large amount, bright red or white blood, or purple-black thick blood, with odor, lower abdominal pain, fever, and yellow urine.

To treat abnormal leucorrhea, we must first identify the cause, and then treat it according to the cause. Only in this way can the problem be solved. Many women are afraid of examinations, and take medicine at will when they have problems. This will always make the condition worse, fail to cure the symptoms from the source, and will continue to cause other complications. In short, the treatment of discharge cannot be blindly followed, and everyone should follow the doctor's advice for treatment.