Advances in Nursing & Midwifery

Abstract

Abstract

AbstIntroduction:

 

 

The reproductive system infections are most common womens reasons for repetitive refers to gynecological clinic and the second problem is vulvovaginal candidiasis. since, distribution of patients and clinical signs may cause the wrong diagnose and treatment , in this study clinical signs and examination microscopy and vaginal discharge were compared.

Method:

 

 

In this descriptive study that has done among 18-44 married women years with complain from vaginal itching or irritation (july-may 2011). After diagnose the vaginite associate of patients complains and rigest the clinical signs, three sampling were done from every women. Two of them for wet mount with saline /KOH 10% and the other sample for sending to lab to culture purpose(golden standard test). data analysis was performed by spss 17 soft ware.

Result:

 

 

Among the factors that evaluate the most sensitivity belong to vulval erythema (89/1%) and the less sensitivity belong to cottage discharge(74/3%) and in the microscopic examination, the most specificity(100%) and the less specificity belong to themselves in vaginal candidiases

diagnose between studied factors.

Conclusion:

 

 

Using the lab method (culture) and microscopic study on vaginite diagnose.

Keyword:

 

candida vaginitis, microscopy examination, candidiasis

 

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