2021年3月29日 · It sounds like: you are reading a report, possibly from your pap smear. Coccobacilli are bacteria. It is a general name for many of the usual bugs/flora found in the vaginal tract. It refers to cocci--bacteria with a spherical, ovoid or generally round shape. The "shift" terminology indicates there may be more of a certain type than usually seen.

Coccobacilli can be Chlamydia trachomatiswhich is an STD and is only sexually transmitted. It can also be H. influenzae or one of the others, which are not STDs. The others can be found when there is bacterial vaginosis, which is a vaginal infection that occurs when the normal vaginal flora (bacteria and yeasts) are disturbed.

Diagnosed w chlamydia. treated w gonorrhea & chlamydia antibiotics. 2nd gram stain shows many g+ bacilli few pus cells. before theres many coccobacilli, pus. few g+ bacilli & clue cells. culture now light growth e. faecalis. do i stil hav chlamydia?

Coccobacilli is a minor infection - which is not really a problem - and fluconazole is used to treat a yeast infection - so fluconazole will not treat the coccobaccili and you really do NOT need to treat this - but you can use a Probiotic such as RepHresh to help the 'vaginal flora. I hope this helps, please click on ACCEPT, thank you

what does predominance of coccobacilli consistent with shift in vaginal flora is present mean?: It sounds like: you are reading a report, possibly from your pap smear

2017年9月1日 · Mild infection: bacterial infection, not likely to have abnormal cell development.

What is coccobacilli consistent with shift in vaginal flora means? A doctor has provided 1 answer.

Coccobacilli are rod shaped bacteria, but they are short and fat, so that they look like a cross between rods (bacilli) and spheres (cocci). There are many types of coccobacilli including Haemophilus influenzae, Chlamydia trachomatis, Acinetobacter species, Pasteurella multocida, and a number of others.

2019年1月5日 · Bacterial shapes: Coccobacillary or coccobacilli just describes the 'shape' of the bacteria - what a doctor really needs to know is what species of germ is it, and what antibiotics will work against it. This is determined by capturing the germ and growing it in the lab, then we can find out it's strengths and weaknesses.

Exposed to sick child, cold symptoms, but feel better. my nose culture, "rare gram positive cocci" and "few gram positive bacilli". do i need meds??