Guidance

Abnormal vaginal discharge: management and laboratory diagnosis guide for primary care

Guidance for diagnosing and treating abnormal vaginal discharge in a primary care setting.

From:
Public Health England
Published
21 November 2007
Last updated
18 September 2014 — See all updates

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Details

Guidance to diagnosis of abnormal vaginal discharge using signs and symptoms, and sending specimens to the laboratory for diagnosis.

Latest review 2011, minor amendment to GUM referrals 2011.

Published 21 November 2007
Last updated 18 September 2014 + show all updates

  1. Latest review 2011, minor amendment to GUM referrals 2011.

  2. First published.

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