VAGINAL SWAB FOR CULTURE AND SENSITIVITY -CONVENTIONAL

A Vaginal Swab for Culture and Sensitivity - Conventional test involves collecting a sample from the vagina using a sterile swab to identify the type of bacteria or organism causing a vaginal infection. The collected sample is then cultured in a laboratory to allow the growth of any microorganisms present. Once identified, the organism is tested for its sensitivity to various antibiotics, helping determine the most effective treatment option. This test is crucial in diagnosing and treating common vaginal infections like bacterial vaginosis, candidiasis (yeast infection), and trichomoniasis.