Vaginal swabs

Vaginal swabs have some specific applications mainly as follows:
Gynaecological examination: it is used to collect vaginal secretions for cytology, pathogen detection, etc. to help diagnose gynaecological inflammations, infections and other diseases.
Prenatal examination: during pregnancy, it may be used to detect the vaginal flora situation or to screen for certain specific pathogens.
Scientific research: In relevant scientific research, it is used to collect samples for analysis.

Vaginal swabs are usually made up of the following materials:
Sampling head: usually made of high-quality fibre material, such as rayon, with good adsorption and flexibility.
Swab rod: mostly made of plastic, such as polystyrene, to ensure ease of operation and stability.
The following matters need to be noted when using vaginal swabs:
Standardised operation: it should be operated by a professional in the correct way to avoid damage to vaginal tissues.
Hygiene issues: Ensure the cleanliness and sterility of the swab to avoid cross-infection.
Inform the patient: Explain the operation process and possible discomfort to the patient so that he/she can be psychologically prepared.
Storage conditions: Store the swab properly according to product requirements to avoid affecting the quality of the swab.

Vaginal swabs have the following characteristics:
Softness: the material is soft, reducing irritation and damage to the vaginal mucosa.
Good adsorption: It can effectively adsorb vaginal secretions to ensure the accuracy of the sample.
Easy to handle: the swab rod is designed to be easy to hold and handle.