Enterovirus universal nucleic acid test positive for what?

A positive test for enterovirus universal nucleic acid indicates that a woman may be infected with enterovirus.

During enterovirus infection, poliovirus, coxsackie virus and echovirus will grow and reproduce in the intestine and release certain viral nucleic acid. Enterovirus universal nucleic acid test can quantitatively detect the virus content in the sample. If enterovirus exists in the female body, the test result will usually be positive. However, the test is not specific and generally cannot help women to identify which enterovirus infection is specific.

It is recommended that women with enterovirus universal nucleic acid test positive should go to the hospital for further examination as soon as possible, and actively cooperate with doctors for targeted treatment after the cause is clarified.