How do you see cervical secretion test report

The cervical secretion test report mainly looks at pathogen detection, white blood cell count, pH value, cleanliness, other special examination items and other indicators. 1. Pathogen detection Check whether there are bacteria, mycoplasma, chlamydia, trichomonas and other pathogens. If a specific pathogen is detected, it may indicate that there may be corresponding infections. For example, trichomonas is detected, suggesting trichomonas vaginitis; Chlamydia or mycoplasma were detected, and there may be non-gonococcal cervicitis. 2. White blood cell count increased white blood cell count may indicate the presence of inflammatory reaction. This indicates that there may be inflammatory stimulation in the cervix, but the specific cause needs to be combined with other examinations and clinical symptoms. 3. pH value Normal pH value of cervical secretions is generally within a certain range. The abnormal change of pH value may be related to infection or other pathological states.4. Cleanliness can be divided into different grades. Poor cleanliness indicates that there may be inflammation or other abnormal conditions, but the abnormality of cleanliness alone cannot diagnose specific diseases, and it needs to be combined with other indicators for comprehensive analysis.5. Other special examination items such as carcinoembryonic antigen and other tumor markers. If these indicators are abnormally high, it may indicate that there is a risk of malignant diseases such as cervical cancer, and further examination and evaluation are needed. To understand the cervical secretion test report, comprehensive analysis of various indicators is needed. If necessary, professional doctors should be consulted in order to accurately understand the health status of the cervix and formulate appropriate treatment plans according to specific conditions.