Vaginal Infection Diagnostic Profile in Bengaluru
Precision clinical microscopy, fungal speciation, and molecular NAAT for recurrent vaginal discharge, pruritus, or fishy odor. Collected respectfully by clinical providers.
Vaginal Infection Diagnostic Profile (Vaginitis & Microecology)
Comprehensive microscopy, culture, and molecular assessment for bacterial vaginosis, candidiasis, and trichomoniasis.
Clinical Indication: Women experiencing persistent, recurrent, or unusual vaginal discharge, odor, itching, or dyspareunia.
Strictly confidential. Password-protected digital report delivery.
Clinical Differential: Bacterial Vaginosis vs Yeast vs STIs
Per Koneman's Diagnostic Microbiology Chapter 2 (Genital Tract Infections), empiric self-treatment with over-the-counter antifungals fails in up to 40% of women because Bacterial Vaginosis (caused by shifts in Gardnerella and anaerobic flora) or Trichomonas vaginalis requires targeted antibiotic therapy rather than antifungals. This profile provides definitive microbiological identification to restore normal vaginal microecology.