Is Mycoplasma infantile infection contagious?

Mycoplasma infediens infection is contagious, and it is mainly transmitted through the respiratory tract, but can also be transmitted through direct contact, indirect contact, mother-to-child transmission, sexual contact transmission, etc. Mycoplasma infection in children is an infectious disease caused by mycoplasma, and patients are advised to seek medical attention in time to avoid delaying the condition.

1. Respiratory transmission

Mycoplasma infection is a microbial infection that is contagious and can be transmitted through the respiratory tract and can lead to mycoplasma infection if the patient inhales secretions from coughing, sneezing, and sneezing from a person infected with mycoplasma.

2. Direct contact

Direct contact transmission refers to physical contact with a patient infected with mycoplasma, such as physical contact with secretions from a person infected with mycoplasma, direct contact with the skin of a person infected with mycoplasma, etc., which may lead to mycoplasma infection.

3. Indirect contact

Indirect contact transmission refers to indirect contact with personal items such as clothing, towels, and bath towels of a person infected with mycoplasma, resulting in mycoplasma infection.

4. Mother-to-child transmission

If the mother has mycoplasma infection, inparturition, mycoplasma may be transmitted to the newborn through the birth canal.

5. Sexual transmission

Mycoplasma infection can also be transmitted through sexual contact and can also lead to mycoplasma infection if you are sexually active and unprotected.

If the patient has mycoplasma infection, he can take azithromycin granules, levofloxacin hydrochloride capsules and other drugs for treatment under the guidance of a doctor, and at the same time, he also needs to take personal protective measures to avoid close contact with others, so as not to cause the disease to be transmitted to others.