Is mycoplasma infection easy to treat?

Nowadays, mycoplasma infection has become one of the most common diseases in clinical practice, and in the treatment of mycoplasma infection, people have very strong questions about whether mycoplasma infection can be cured.

Mycoplasma is the smallest extracellular microorganism and is a class of prokaryotic cell-type microorganisms that lack a cell wall, and the size is generally 0. 3～0。 Between 5um, it is highly pleomorphic, with various states such as spherical, rod-shaped, filamentous, and branchy. It is different from cells and viruses, with a wide variety of species, wide distribution, and considerable harm, involving humans, animals, plants, insects and other fields, and bringing adverse effects to human health and scientific research.

Among the 16 mycoplasma isolated from the human body, 5 species are pathogenic to humans, namely Mycoplasma pneumoniae, Ureaplasma urealyticum, Mycoplasma hominis, Mycoplasma genitalium and Mycoplasma fermentation are ureaplasma-containing and other forms, and Urealyticum and Mycoplasma hominisis are pathogenic to humans.

Mycoplasma infection will be gradually cured with formal anti-infective treatment, patients can go to the hospital to do some urine for bacterial culture and drug sensitivity, and then choose effective antibiotics according to the drug susceptibility response, and then standardize anti-infective treatment for at least 2 weeks.

From the above answers to the question of whether mycoplasma infection can be cured, it can be seen that after people suffer from mycoplasma infection, as long as the appropriate method is used to treat the disease in a timely and correct manner, the disease can be controlled to a certain extent, and the patient will be gradually rescued from the clutches of the disease.