Analysis of Infection of Common Vagina Pathogens in Women with Early Pregnancy before Abortion
ZHANG Bu-mei
WANG Jian-mei
ZHANG Yu
HUO Yan
XIN Ya-wei
YIN Wen-jing
Abstract：Objective:To analyze the infection of common vagina pathogens and the clinical symptoms in those women with early pregnancy before abortion. Methods:A total of 2 270 women with early pregnancy were asked to test the vagina common pathogens of vaginal secretion before abortion in our hospital in 2013, using the bacterial vaginosis detection kit and vaginal secretions smear. The clinical symptoms, and the conditions of vulva, vagina and cervix, were recorded. Results:There were 897 cases(39.52%) with positive bacterial vaginosis, 532 cases (59.31%) with positive clinical symptoms among them. There were 122 cases (5.37%) with candida vaginitis,96 case (78.69%) with positive symptoms among them. There were 65 cases (2.86%) with trichomonas vaginitis, 47 cases (72.31%) with positive symptoms. The infection rate of bacterial vaginosis combined with candida or trichomonas was 4.23% (96/2 270) or 2.34% (53/2 270), while the infection rate of three pathogens was 0.93% (21/2 270). All cases with coinfection had positive symptoms. Conclusions:Part of vaginal infections in those women with early pregnancy may be asymptomatic, which suggests that the common pathogens should be tested before abortion so as to prevent the postoperative infection.
Keywords：Bacterial vaginosisCandidaTrichomonas
Publication Date：2015-01-01
Online Publishing Date：2025-08-15(First online date of this platform, not the publication date of the document)
Pages：3( 41-42,59 )