Causes of mycoplasma positivity in men

At the glans, coronal sulcus, urethral opening, penis, scrotum, thighs and arms, etc. Most male patients have bilateral inguinal lymphadenopathy. The clinical manifestations of mycoplasma infection can be divided into two kinds: primary and recurrence, the primary refers to the first infection of the virus, generally about 2~10 days from contact to the onset of the disease, that is, the incubation period, the existing burning sensation at the affected site, and soon 3~10 groups of red papules occur on the basis of erythema, accompanied by itching, the papules quickly become small blisters, 3~5 days later become pustules, and large erosions and ulcers are formed after ulceration, and the pain is felt, and finally the scab heals.

The entire course of the disease can last about 20 days. In men, it is more common in the glans, coronal sulcus, urethral opening, penis, scrotum, thighs and arms. When the inflammation spreads to the urethra and bladder in the later stage, dysuria, painful urination, frequent urination, and urinary retention may occur in severe cases.

Other symptoms may also occur, such as fever, malaise, headache, nuchal rigidity, meningitis, and sacral neurologic insufficiency. The treatment of patients taking traditional Chinese medicine diuretic and anti-inflammatory pills, diuretic and drenching, clearing heat and detoxifying is very helpful for this disease.