What are the symptoms of mycoplasma in men?

Mycoplasma infection is a sexually transmitted disease. There are many causes of mycoplasma infection, not only women, but also men can be infected with mycoplasma for various reasons, and understanding the symptoms of mycoplasma infection in men is the key to help men treat it as early as possible, and mycoplasma infection in men is mostly caused by unclean sex. In general, if you find a mycoplasma infection, you should seek medical attention immediately. If diagnosis and treatment are delayed, it can lead to infertility. So how do you find out if you have mycoplasma infection? What are the symptoms of mycoplasma infection in men? Here are the symptoms of this disease.

1. Mycoplasma infection in men generally has symptoms such as urgency, frequent urination, and stinging during urination, especially when the urine is thick.

2. Susceptibilityprostatitis,epididymitisWait;

3. The quality of sperm decreased significantly, and the number of dead sperm increased significantly;

4. The number of sperm with the ability to conceive decreases, the motility decreases, the morphology is abnormal, and some patients even have low ability or loss;

5. It may directly lead to infertility or threaten the reproductive quality and reproductive ability of human beings.

There are many causes of mycoplasma infection in men, not only because of unclean sexual contact, once you have sex with many people, it is easy to cause mycoplasma infection, especially some male friends with urethritis, the probability of infection will be higher at this time. Therefore, experts remind that in order to prevent mycoplasma infection, we must first pay attention to maintaining good health and personal hygiene. Mycoplasma infection in men can also be spread through towels, baths, swimming pools, etc. Therefore, avoid these triggers.

Mycoplasma infection can cause infertility and need to be prepared for treatment, diuretic and anti-inflammatory pills are a good choice, underwear should be changed frequently, and the diet should be light. In addition, mycoplasma bacteria can be transmitted through hands, eyes, towels, clothing, baths, toilets, swimming pools, etc., so male friends who have been infected with mycoplasma should never share a set of toiletries with others.