Leucorrhea cleanliness IV degree

Leucorrhea is the most important secretion of the reproductive system for women. It is of great significance to women's health and is one of the indicators for women to perceive changes in reproductive physiological health. Because changes in the amount of vaginal discharge and changes in color and smell may be manifestations of problems with the reproductive system, therefore, checking vaginal discharge is also one of the ways to diagnose disease. Let's take a look at the IV degree of cleanliness of vaginal discharge.

Routine cleanliness level IV of leucorrhea is one of the levels of vaginal cleanliness judgment standard. This level is divided according to the number of Trichomonas and fungi. It is divided into four levels in total, and levels one and two are normal. Therefore, a normal leucorrhea cleanliness level of IV means that your vaginal cleanliness is abnormal, there are a large number of bacteria, and there may be inflammation, so you should pay attention. Of course, this indicator alone cannot provide certainty, and other relevant data must be referred to for confirmation. It is still necessary to pay attention to vaginal hygiene and ensure daily cleaning.

The routine cleanliness of leucorrhea is divided into four levels, mainly based on the number of trichomonas and fungi. When the cleanliness level is level one or two, it is normal. At this time, the number of vaginal lactobacilli is relatively large, which can inhibit the growth of bacteria. The number of epithelial cells is also relatively large, but the number of cocci is relatively small, and the number of pus cells or white blood cells is less than 15. When the cleanliness level is level three or four, the situation is just the opposite. The number of vaginal bacilli and epithelial cells was low, the number of cocci was increasing, and the number of pus cells or white blood cells reached more than 15.

The normal cleanliness of leucorrhea is related to women's physical health. Although it is a small item in routine examinations, it should also be paid attention to. The normal level of leucorrhea cleanliness is level one or two, that is, at this time the number of vaginal lactobacilli is relatively large, which inhibits the growth of bacteria, while the number of pus cells or white blood cells is maintained below 15, and the number of cocci is relatively small. Such indicators are normal for good health and are the standard for measuring whether the cleanliness of leucorrhea is normal or not.