Combined detection kit for vaginitis

Abstract

The invention aims to provide a combined detection kit for vaginitis, capable of evaluating vaginal micro-ecological environment, vaginal cleanliness, and pathogens of bacterial vaginosis, Candida vaginitis, trichomonas vaginitis of the tested person simultaneously. Ihe following technical scheme adopted by the invention, a combined detection kit for vaginitis is provided and comprises a reaction device, diluent and chromogenic liquid, the reaction device is a hole type box-shaped reaction device with six reacting blind holes, in which a hydrogen peroxide concentration detection reagent pad, a leukocyte esterase detection reagent pad, a neuraminidase detection reagent pad, a proline aminopeptidase detection reagent pad, an acetyl glucosaminidase detection reagent pad and pH detection test paper are arranged respectively. Through the combined detection, the vaginitis caused by most of the BV (Bacterial Vaginosis) pathogens, the Candida albicans and the trichomonas can be detected, BV missing detection caused by the simple detection for one kind of enzyme activity is avoided largely, and the detection reliability and accuracy are increased.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to a combined detection kit for vaginitis, which is especially used for auxiliary diagnosis of three female vaginal diseases: bacterial vaginosis, candida vaginitis and trichomonas vaginitis. Background technique [0002] Bacterial vaginosis (Bacterial Vaginosis, BV) used to be called non-specific bacterial vaginosis. In 1955, Gardner and Dukes first isolated Haemophilus vaginalis from patients with non-specific bacterial vaginosis, and thus called the disease Haemophilus vaginalis bacterial vaginosis. In the 1980s, it was found that this bacterium was different from other Haemophilus bacilli, and it was named Gardnerella vaginalis, and the disease was renamed Gardnerella bacterial vaginosis. In 1983, the most concise name-bacterial vaginosis was selected at the Stockholm International Conference, on the grounds that its pathogen is not only Gardnerella vaginalis, but also other anaerobic bacteria; Rare white blood cells in the ...

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Problems solved by technology

Among these methods, the hanging drop method is the easiest way to check Trichomonas vaginalis, but it is still a relatively cumbersome method to make a smear

[0012] At present, there is no product that can detect the above three types of vaginitis at the same time. Each type of bacteria needs to be tested separately, and microscopic examination is often used. Long, cumbersome procedures, inconvenient

The bacterial vaginosis joint detection kit currently on the market is only used for the detection of bacterial vaginosis and microecological evaluation, and cannot jointly detect candida vaginitis and trichomonas vaginitis, and is not a real joint detection product for vaginitis