Have you been fooled by mycoplasma? Hear what the experts have to say

Dezhou, Shandong, China, December 1 -- Many female patients will be tormented by the "mycoplasma positive" test report, spend a lot of money, and still cannot be cured. What exactly is mycoplasma, and what should female friends do? Let's hear from the experts.

Mycoplasma is the smallest and simplest prokaryotic organism found so far, referred to as UU, which is mainly associated with genitourinary infections, which is a prokaryotic microorganism between bacteria and viruses, and pathogen invasion and pathogenesis only occur when the defense mechanism of the reproductive tract is disrupted or there is an invasive procedure (such as induced abortion).After infection with mycoplasma, women will have a reproductive system infection centered on the cervix, and in severe cases or acute episodes, the symptoms are increased vaginal discharge, turbidity, cervical congestion, edema, etc., when the infection spreads to the urethra, the urethral opening is flushed, congested, and squeezed the urethra, and a small amount of secretions may overflow, and symptoms such as frequent urination and urgency appear. However, some women have no obvious symptoms.

Yang Guixia, chief physician of the Department of Gynecology of Dezhou Maternal and Child Health Hospital, reminded female friends that patients who simply tested positive for UU without any symptoms were not infected, but asymptomatic carriers. Female friends need to find a professional doctor for diagnosis and treatment, advocate traditional Chinese medicine treatment, and do not use antibiotics indiscriminately.