Gynecological infections during pregnancy are caused by increased hormone levels in the pregnant woman’s body and reduced kidney function, creating a favorable environment for bacteria to invade and grow. If not treated promptly, gynecological infections during pregnancy can adversely affect the fetus.

Gonorrhea is a bacterial infection of the genitals, urinary tract, anus, and throat caused by gonococcus. The host is only humans. The disease is usually transmitted directly through sexual contact.

Leukorrhea is a mucous secretion secreted from the vaginal mucosa and cervix of women. Physiological leukorrhea is clear white, slightly viscous, elastic, can be pulled into a string but easily broken, slightly sticky like egg white, odorless or slightly fishy, not foul-smelling and does not cause itching. The following article will provide information on wet mount test - leukorrhea staining in detecting the cause of vaginitis.