Joint vaginitis detection kit

Abstract

The invention aims to provide a joint vaginitis detection kit which is convenient, quick and sensitive to operate, does not need any high-end instrument and equipment, and has low price. The technical scheme of the invention is to provide the joint vaginitis detection kit comprising a clamp-shaped reaction device with four dry chemical reaction blind holes, diluent and chromogenic reagent; and the four blind holes are respectively provided with a hydrogen peroxide concentration determination test reagent pad, a sialic acid glucoside enzyme activity test reagent pad, a leukocyte esterase activity determination test reagent pad and a vaginal fluid pH test reagent pad. The joint vaginitis detection kit can simultaneously test four indexes, i.e. the pH value of vaginal secretion, hydrogen peroxide, sialic acid glucoside enzyme and leukocyte esterase. Through the four indexes, the micro-ecological environment of vagina is determined, and the joint vaginitis detection kit is for identifying bacterial vaginosis of normal vaginal flora and bacteria groups.

Description

technical field

[0001] The invention relates to a combined detection kit for vaginitis, especially for auxiliary diagnosis of female bacterial vaginosis. Background technique

[0002] Bacterial vaginosis (BV) refers to a type of bacteriologically manifested as a decrease in the number of normal flora of the reproductive tract (hydrogen peroxide-producing lactobacilli), and is infected by a variety of pathogenic anaerobic bacteria ( It is a disease caused by Gardnerella vaginalis without obvious mucosal inflammation. Bacterial vaginosis is closely related to trichomonas infection, and 80% of trichomonas patients are accompanied by BV infection; it is the main cause of fungal vaginitis, and it is easy to cause salpingitis, pelvic inflammatory disease, urinary system infection, postoperative infection, and Infertility, ectopic pregnancy, and gynecological tumors. BV is prone to occur due to endocrine changes during pregnancy, with an average infection rate of 16-37%. BV durin...