Does mycoplasma affect fertility
Mycoplasma infection is more common today and is mainly transmitted through sex or sharing household items.pregnantMycoplasma infection can be transmitted from mother to child by mother-to-child infection. Therefore, mycoplasma infection is harmful and should be treated in time. Does mycoplasma affect fertility? Let's take a look.
Is mycoplasma easy to treat?
The current treatment of mycoplasma infection is difficult, mainly related to its intractability and the patient's choice of medication. Western medicine antibiotics are the main drugs for the treatment of mycoplasma, but although there are many types of antibiotics, their resistance and resistance cannot be avoided.
In terms of clinical treatment, many patients have relapsed after taking antibiotic treatment, which is also considered to be a major cause of mycoplasma difficult to cure. Therefore, it is generally recommended that patients use traditional Chinese medicine for treatment, such as diuretic and anti-inflammatory pills, which can cure male mycoplasma infection, and mycoplasma infection is no longer so difficult to treat.
Does mycoplasma affect fertility?
The harm of mycoplasma is relatively large, and it will affect fertility. Mycoplasma infection in men can be triggered if left untreatedprostatitis, orchitis, seminal vesiculitis and other genitourinary diseases, which affect sperm and lead to infertility, which is manifested as:
(1) Interference with the movement of sperm: after mycoplasma infection, it often attaches to the head and tail of sperm, which can easily cause sperm to swim weakly, and the normal movement of sperm is the basic condition for conception, so it leads to male infertility;
(2) Destruction of spermatogenic cells leads to infertility: when mycoplasma infection spreads to the seminiferous tubule of the testis, it will be destroyed due to a large number of spermatogenic cells in the seminiferous tubule of the testicle, resulting in infertility.
(3) Increase the malformation rate of sperm: According to clinical observation statistics, the increase in sperm malformation rate caused by mycoplasma infection is also a major cause of male infertility, and the malformation rate of sperm can be as high as 80%.
Through the above introduction, we know that mycoplasma infection can cause harm to sperm and achieve the purpose of affecting fertility. Therefore, it is necessary to do a good job of mycoplasma prevention in daily life. For example, strengthen exercise to improve immunity, put an end to unclean sexual life, etc.