Examination of vaginal secretion for diagnosis

Vaginal mycosis is one of the most common diseases of the female genital tract and, in addition to symptoms, also triggers local body reactions. Light microscopic examination of vaginal swabs is a cost-effective and reliable method for making a diagnosis. Fungi, trichomonads, lactobacilli, and similar organisms can be seen under the light microscope. Examination of vaginal secretions under a light microscope or phase-contrast microscope reliably detects these colonizations and points the way to effective treatment.

When examining vaginal secretions under a light microscope or phase contrast microscope, pathological colonization can be reliably detected and points the way to effective therapy.