What are the symptoms and treatment for mycoplasma virus infection

The symptoms of mycoplasma infection mainly include fever, cough, chest pain, headache and malaise, and the treatment is mainly antibiotic therapy and symptomatic treatment.

Symptoms of mycoplasma infection may appear within 1~3 weeks after infection, and the severity of symptoms varies depending on the individual. Mycoplasma pneumoniae infection may present with fever, headache, muscle aches, dry cough, and fatigue.

Genitourinary tract infection caused by mycoplasma, male patients may have symptoms such as urethral itching, painful urination, and increased urethral discharge; Female patients may present with symptoms such as increased vaginal discharge, frequent urination, and difficulty urinating.

Mycoplasma infections are mainly treated with antibiotics, including macrolides, tetracyclines, and fluoroquinolones. These drugs can effectively inhibit the growth and reproduction of mycoplasma, thus achieving therapeutic purposes.

In addition, symptomatic treatment is also very important, such as antipyretic drugs can be used to relieve fever, cough suppressants can be used to relieve cough, etc. The medication must be taken under the guidance of a medical professional. Patients need to have enough rest during the treatment while maintaining good nutrient and fluid intake to help the body recover.