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This test is a simple
panty liner that allows women to continue their daily routine whilst
it works to identify the cause of infection. The test results give
an indication of whether they have a bacterial, parasitic or yeast
infection. 2 tests are included so that results can be
confirmed.
Vaginal discharge can also be caused by a sexually
transmitted disease such as gonorrhoea or syphilis.
If you are concerned about your symptoms, contact your doctor or
local G.U.M.
clinic.
This is an easy-to-use home test, to be used by women
who are experiencing discomfort or excess discharge from their vagina.
Although some degree of discharge is normal in all women, it is not normal
if the vagina is itchy, painful or if the discharge has an unpleasant
smell. (Includes 2 tests).
An estimated 9 million visits
to GP's each year are due to vaginal discharge, irritation or discomfort.
Many women continue with discomfort hoping the problem will go away. Immediate
and effective treatment can be obtained from a local pharmacy or doctor
based on the test results.
The test is for women who sense their vaginal discharge
is abnormal.
Indications for Use
This product should be used to indicate whether an
abnormal vaginal discharge is caused by bacterial, parasitic infections
or yeast infection. The Vianalyse test determines whether there is a high
or a low risk of bacterial or parasitic infections by indicating disordered
acidity parameters.
The test can be performed under 3 different circumstances:
Before any visit to the doctor due to abnormal
discharge, to provide first-step information to your doctor.
Before trying an OTC (Over The Counter) self-treatment,
to check whether consulting a doctor is essential.
Before and after using a prescribed
treatment for candida or thrush (yeast infection), to be sure that Candida
is the only cause for your abnormal discharge.
Package Contents
The Vianalyse test kit contains two test panty liners
(TPL), two plastic drying boxes, and instructions for use.
Conditions & limitations for
use
Do not perform the Test if the answer to any of the
following questions is YES:
Is it less than one day before or the day after
your period?
Do you have any signs of menstruation or any vaginal
bleeding?
Is it less than 12 hours after sexual intercourse
or vaginal douching?
Unwrap the Test Panty Liner (TPL) from the foil
pouch. The TPL contains a removable pale yellow
indicator strip.
Attach the TPL to your underwear with the loose
tail forward. The pale yellow indicator strip should sit directly against
your vagina. Wear the TPL as you would a normal panty liner.
After 6 hours (but not more than 12 hours) or
as soon as a discharge appears, prepare the enclosed plastic drying
box.
Remove the indicator strip from the TPL by pulling
the tail of the indicator strip (shown below).
Lay the indicator strip on the white cloth in
the open plastic box. Close the box and dispose of the panty liner.
Wait 10 minutes and then check the colour of the
indicator strip.
Reading your results
After 10 minutes of drying, look at the
colour of the indicator strip.
Positive: If the indicator strip is stained
blue or green, the risk of having a bacterial or parasitic infection
is high.
Negative : If the indicator strip did not
change colour at any time you may have a yeast/thrush infection or a
temporary irritation.
If the indicator strip initially stained blue
or green but the colour faded back to yellow during the 10 minute waiting
period, then it is suspected that the indicator strip has been in contact
with urine. You may have a yeast/thrush infection or a temporary irritation.
You may wish to repeat the test using a new panty liner.
What should I do with my results?
A positive test indicates an elevated vaginal
pH level, known to accompany bacterial and parasitic infections. In the
case of a positive test result i.e. blue/green staining of the panty liner
strip women are advised to consult their doctor for further diagnosis
and appropriate treatment. A negative test result indicates a probable
yeast/thrush infection which can be treated appropriately by visiting
your local pharmacy and asking the pharmacist for advice.
Repeating the Test:
If you are not certain that a vaginal discharge was
emitted during the Vianalyse Test, perform a second test (included) immediately
after the first, using a new TPL. If the indicator strip stained blue
or green on either test, there is a high risk that your discharge includes
bacterial or parasitic causes.
Showing the Indicator Strip to your Doctor.
The colour change in cases of disordered acidity parameters
is stable for two days or more. If you intend to show the test result
to your doctor, take the closed plastic box containing the indicator strip
and the instruction leaflet along with you.
Important:
If you are pregnant and the indicator strip is stained
blue or green, the colour may indicate an amniotic fluid leak. It is important
to consult your doctor as soon as possible or try our test for amniotic
leak, click
here for more information on this test.
How can I help myself?
Take plenty of showers and try to use soap free
products.
Maintain good, normal hygiene practises.
Avoid wearing tight fitting clothes such as tights
and jeans.
After bowel movement always wipe the anus from front to back.
