diagnosis of infectious diseases

How Are Yeast Infections Diagnosed?

Yeast infections are diagnosed through:
- Microscopic Examination: A sample of vaginal discharge is mixed with potassium hydroxide (KOH) and examined under a microscope to identify yeast cells.
- Culture: A culture test can confirm the presence of Candida species.

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