How to treat mycoplasma positive

Friends, do you know about mycoplasma? Maybe many friends have heard of it before. So, we are here today with you to learn some knowledge about mycoplasma, generally speaking, in medicine, positive means yes, negative is none. So, how should mycoplasma positivity be treated?

1. Positive for Mycoplasma in women, and endometritis: Clinical related studies have shown that the detection rate of ureaplasma urealyticum in infertile women with unknown causes is higher than that in the control group, and it is believed that subclinical endometrial infection is one of the causes of infertility, and about 55% of infertile women are related to chronic endometritis and ureaplasma cervical infection.

2. Female mycoplasma positive, and acute salpingitis: Mycoplasma humaniform and Ureaplasma urealyticum in the genital tract are both potential causes of acute salpingitis. Fallopian tube tissue culture showed that Ureaplasma urealyticum caused cell necrosis and ciliated motility arrest, while Mycoplasma hominisis caused only ciliated pathological swelling, both of which could cause acute salpingitis. Mycoplasma hominis and ureaplasma ureaplasma are detected in 80% of cervical secretions in patients diagnosed with acute salpingitis diagnosed by laparoscopy. Some experts have isolated Mycoplasma hominisis from salpingitis, ovarian abscess, pelvic abscess, etc., and found that the detection rate of ureaplasma in women with fallopian tube occlusion and adhesions was 21%, while that of the control group was 0.

3. Female mycoplasma positive, associated with miscarriage: Studies have shown that miscarriage is related to mycoplasma infection in the reproductive tract, and the detection rate of UU in the fetal membranes of spontaneous abortion is higher than that of fetal membranes in induced abortions. Mycoplasma has also been reported in the decidua and fetal membranes of the first spontaneous abortion, compared with only 5% in the control group.The detection rate was 37% in patients with two spontaneous abortions, compared with 4% in the normal pregnancy group. In addition, mycoplasma can be isolated from the heart, brain, and lungs of aborted and stillborn fetuses, indicating the presence of blood group and lymphatic infection.

Now you should have increased your understanding of mycoplasma positivity, and the above also explains some methods for treating mycoplasma positivity, and relevant friends can take a closer look after coming down. Finally, it is recommended that patients and friends should maintain a calm mind and actively accept treatment.