How to check for mycoplasma chlamydia

With the development of science and technology, medical testing technology is becoming more and more advanced, so pathogens that we have not often heard of before often appear in our sight. Mycoplasma chlamydia infection is an infection that has occurred frequently in recent years, how to check for mycoplasma chlamydia infection? Let's find out.

Chlamydia is a type of microorganism that is different from both bacteria and viruses and belongs to prokaryotes, i.e., nuclei that do not form a nuclear membrane inside the cell. The main difference between chlamydia and bacteria is that it lacks ATPase, which is a source of synthetic bioenergy, that is, chlamydia cannot synthesize the bioenergetic substance ATP on its own, and its energy is completely dependent on the infected host cell to provide it. The main difference between chlamydia and viruses is that it has two nucleic acids, DNA, RNA, ribosomes and a membrane similar to the cell wall, and proliferates in a binary way, which can be inhibited by antibiotics. Chlamydia belongs to the prokaryotic group of organisms. Caption: Giemsa staining, oil mirror (1000x), a large monocyte with spherical and oval inclusion bodies in the plasma.

1. Mycoplasma and chlamydia can be tested by these two routes, and the general respiratory disease examination of mycoplasma is mainly confirmed by chest X-ray and blood tests, and the diagnosis of uromycoplasma infection is mainly confirmed by secretion smear examination.

2. The pathogens of non-gonorrhea infection are mostly chlamydia, mycoplasma, trichomoniasis, herpes virus, and Candida, while chlamydia and mycoplasma infection account for more than 80%.

Inspection Method:

1) Urethral secretion smear and culture smear have a large number of white blood cells, more than 10-15 white blood cells/400 times, more than 5 times/1000 times microscopic examination.

2) Urethral secretions, monoclonal chlamydia, fluorescent antibody examination or culture specimen collection method: men do not urinate for more than 2 hours, cotton swabs are inserted into the urethra for 2-4cm, gently rotated for 5s, placed for 2-3s, and then taken out for culture.

From the above introduction, we know that the examination for Chlamydia mycoplasma infection is mainly determined by secretion smear or culture smear. The causative microorganism of the disease was identified. It is important for the treatment of the disease and the use of sensitive antibiotics.