Ureaplasma ureaplasma test method

Ureaplasma urealyticum is likely to be infected, and this is a hormone in the male body, if any abnormalities are found in this ureaplasma through examination, it will be shown in the report results, and there are many ways to check for ureaplasma, generally when doing this examination, many men have urinary hyperuria, urgency and frequent urination, so they go to the hospital for examination, so what are the methods of ureaplasma examination?

There are three main ways to test for ureaplasma, the first of which is a blood test, mainly through a blood test.The second method of examination is to culture a smear from the mouth. The third test is the pCR test, which can detect the antibodies to igm and then determine the infection. Tetracyclines, such as minocycline, doxycycline, etc., can be used to treat this disease, but it is recommended that two to three antibiotics be used together for better results.

Mycoplasma is the smallest extracellular microorganism, a class of prokaryotic cell-type microorganisms lacking cell wall, the size is generally between 0.3~0.5um, highly pleomorphic, spherical, rod-shaped, filamentous, branched and other states. It is different from cells and viruses, it is diverse, widely distributed, and causes considerable harm, which has an adverse impact on 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.

What are the tests for mycoplasma in men? Mycoplasma in men is tested as follows:

1. Blood routine: peripheral blood white blood cell count is generally normal and eosinophilia.

2. Serological testing: the serum antibody titer in the convalescent phase is 4 times or more than 4 times higher than that in the acute phase by complement fixation test, that is, it has diagnostic significance but no early diagnostic significance, and the microimmunofluorescence method is suitable for Chlamydia trachomatis.

3. Direct smear microscopic examination: take specimens from pharyngeal secretions, sputum, respiratory tract membrane or other parts for smear staining, and carry out GZmesa staining, the original body is dyed red, the original body is dyed dark blue, and the chlamydia trachomatis inclusion body is stained brown due to the presence of glycogen 801.

4. Rapid antigen detection: monoclonal antibody direct immunofluorescence method is mostly used to detect chlamydia in specimens, and 2I-IsA method can also be used to add anti-chlamydia antibody, enzyme labeled antibody 18G and substrate for colorimetric quantitative detection, these two methods are simple and sensitive.

5. pcR technology: ordinary pcR technology has the advantages of fast and simple detection of Chlamydia pneumoniae-specific DNA, and its sensitivity is higher than that of cell separation technology, but the effect of detecting throat swabs in specimens is not ideal, and the detection of nested pcR can significantly improve its sensitivity.

6. Chlamydia isolation: Chlamydia pneumoniae culture is best to use Hela cells or Hep-2 cells to take tracheal or nasopharyngeal aspirates as clinical specimens for timely inoculation, and at present, chlamydia is mostly identified by Hela cells or Hep-2 cells after culture through specific monoclonal fluorescent antibody method.This technique is highly sensitive and specific, and if the specimen can be collected early, a positive result can be obtained within 48 hours.

If you find that you have some discomfort in your body, you should judge whether you have ureaplasma infection from these examinations, if so, it is very important to treat the infection in time, and when treating the disease, you must know the harmful nature of the disease, the harm to the body is great, and people will pay attention to it when treating the disease.