Fojann Intelligence (Shanghai) Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd

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For women, regular screening is crucial for the effective prevention of reproductive tract infections. Relevant data from the World Health Organization (WHO) shows that 40% of Chinese women suffer from gynecological diseases such as reproductive tract infections of varying degrees, and the prevalence rate among married women is as high as 70%. Through deep sequencing of the vaginal microbiota, detailed information on the composition of the vaginal microbiota, the status of microbial balance, the proportion of lactobacilli, detection of pathogenic bacteria related to gynecological diseases, and explanations of excessive bacteria can be provided for women, with relevant analysis reports issued accordingly.

Test Items: 01

Vaginal microbiota(microbiota balance, proportion of each microbiota): Detect whether the vaginal microbiota is balanced.; 02

Major pathogenic bacteria (Escherichia coli, Streptococcus agalactiae): Detect the abundance of major pathogenic bacteria.; 03

Lactobacilli (Lactobacillus inertis, Lactobacillus gasseri, etc.): Detect the abundance of lactobacilli.; 04

Overexpressed bacteria (Mobiluncus curtisii, Anaerococcus, etc.): Detect the status and abundance of overexpressed bacteria.

Health Implications Testing: 01

Detection of potential health risksIdentify latent issues such as infections, inflammations, precancerous lesions, etc., to avoid delays in diagnosis and treatment.; 02

Guidance on daily living habitsOptimize lifestyle patterns to reduce potential risks.; 03

Cultivation of vaginal health awarenessStrengthen management consciousness to lower the risks of recurrence and complications.

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Online booking test service
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Blood/urine samples are collected
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Professional laboratory analysis
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Professional laboratory analysis

Data presentation: The report details the composition and abundance of vaginal bacteria, including Lactobacillus, coexisting commensals, and potential pathogens. We identify dominant species, assess their proportions against healthy benchmarks (e.g., whether Lactobacillus predominates), and detect microbial signatures linked to bacterial vaginosis (BV) or candidiasis.

Conclusion interpretation: Positive findings (e.g., balanced microbiota) are highlighted, emphasizing their health benefits. Abnormal markers (e.g., pathogenic overgrowth, low Lactobacillus) are flagged with explanations of potential causes (e.g., pH imbalance, hygiene habits) and associated risks (e.g., BV progression, recurrent infections).

Proposed scheme: Sexual Activity: Avoid sexual intercourse or use condoms to reduce local irritation.
Bathing & Swimming: Suspend hip baths and swimming; keep the vulva clean and dry (wash with plain water, do not over-rinse the vagina).
Clothing & Hygiene Products Management:Wear cotton underwear and change daily.
Sterilize underwear with high heat (e.g., scald with boiling water, sun exposure).
Hygiene Habits: Do not share towels or bathtubs with others to avoid cross-infection.

The recovery process from saying goodbye to blind medication, undergoing precise testing, adjusting microbiota, and modifying lifestyle habits has helped me achieve vaginal microecological balance through standardized treatment.

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How long will it take to get the results?

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After collection, samples are shipped back via SF Express. Upon receipt, the lab initiates immediate processing, with results available within 5-10 business days. Reports can be accessed and saved under your account in the designated mini-program section linked to your sample.
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Is the data confidential?

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Access to the entire workflow (collection, analysis, storage) is restricted to authorized personnel. Personally identifiable information (PII, e.g., name, contact) is anonymized and stored separately from test results, ensuring irreversible delinking of data from individual identities.