Vaginal swab

A vaginal swab is a simple and painless method used to assess the microbiological condition of the vagina. This analysis helps detect infections, inflammatory processes, and imbalances in the vaginal flora. The swab is most commonly performed as a supplement to a gynecological examination.

How is a vaginal swab performed?

The physician collects a sample from the vaginal mucosa using a sterile swab, which is then sent to the laboratory for analysis. The procedure is quick, painless, and requires no special preparation.

Why is the vaginal swab important?

A vaginal swab enables the detection of bacterial and fungal infections, identification of inflammatory changes, and timely diagnosis and treatment to prevent complications. At Polyclinic Atrijum, the procedure is performed carefully and professionally, and each patient receives clear results and guidance for further management.