Mycoplasma and non-gonolymphaium The difference between mycoplasma and non-lyrhoplasma

Many people may not have a special understanding of mycoplasma, mycoplasma is a prokaryotic organism, not a disease, of course, mycoplasma can cause patients to suffer from venereal diseases, mycoplasma caused by venereal diseases and non-gonorrhea have certain similarities, but the two are completely different two diseases, and then I will introduce you to the difference between mycoplasma and non-gonorrhea, hoping to increase everyone's understanding of mycoplasma and non-gonorrhea, so as to avoid misjudgment in the future, what bad effects on the body.

Non-gonorrhea is a non-specific urethritis, the main symptom is painful urination, in addition, non-gonorrhea patients will also have symptoms of genital itching, and some non-gonorrhea patients will also have white pus when urinating. Non-gonorrhea is generally transmitted through sexual intercourse, and it is difficult to transmit it through other ways, but mycoplasma is different from non-gonorrhea, mycoplasma is transmitted through a wide range of routes, not only through sexual intercourse, even if people with poor immunity come into contact with the daily necessities of mycoplasma patients, it is also possible to be infected with mycoplasma.

Although mycoplasma and non-gonorrhea are more common sexually transmitted diseases, there is still a big difference between the two, for example, mycoplasma is more contagious than non-gonorrhea, and there is a big gap between the symptoms of the two, generally speaking, non-gonorrhea patients will have symptoms of painful urination and urine pus, sometimes the patient's genitals will discharge some pus, and mycoplasma will not, mycoplasma patients will not discharge pus in their genitals, but patients with mycoplasma infection will also have symptoms of dysuria.

The above is an introduction to the difference between mycoplasma and non-gonorrhea, I hope it can help you, mycoplasma and non-gonorrhea are a kind of venereal disease, so many people will confuse the two, in fact, there is still a big gap between mycoplasma and non-gonorrhea, and there is a very big gap between the two in terms of symptoms and transmission routes.