What are the symptoms of mycoplasma infection?

What are the symptoms of mycoplasma infection?

After mycoplasma infects the genitourinary system, there are several main manifestations:

1. Non-gonococcal urethritis (NGU) has urinary urgency, frequent urination, burning sensation in the urethra, painful urination, difficulty urinating, and discharge from the urethra.The external urethral mouth is red and swollen, and tenderness may be along the urethra. There are many red and white blood cells in the urine; Urethral discharge smear test is free of gonorrhoeae.

2. Most patients with pelvic inflammatory disease have acute or subacute salpingitis. lower abdominal pain, chills and fever; tension in the lower abdomen, marked tenderness, tenderness in the adnexal area; Increased white blood cell count. In acute pelvic connective tissue inflammation, there is a pelvic mass that is tender to the touch.

3.vaginitisandCervicitisincreased vaginal discharge, vulvar itching; Vaginal and cervical mucosal hyperemia.

4. Mycoplasmosis, metritis, infertility, spontaneous abortion, fetal death, etc.

5. Others can also cause chronic prostatitis, epididymitis, male infertility, etc.

6. Perinatal infection (ureaplasma urealyticum) can cause stillbirth, stillbirth, miscarriage, premature birth, and low birth weight infants. The main manifestations of survivors are (1) neonatal pneumonia: there can be acute, prolonged and chronic processes. Symptoms vary from mild to severe. Most are subclinical and mild, asymptomatic or present with only mild dyspnea. There are no rales or a few fine crackles in the lungs. Chest x-ray has small patches of opacities or thickened textures. A small number of severe cases can die from respiratory failure. (2) Neonatal meningitis: the clinical manifestations vary from mild to severe. Mild patients are asymptomatic or only have mild or moderate fever, slightly worse feeding reactions, irritability, etc. Cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) is routinely normal or mildly abnormal, and mycoplasma culture is positive. The course of the disease is self-limited and has no sequelae. Severe disease is more common in preterm or very low birth weight infants, and the clinical manifestations are convulsive or severely suppressed. The number of regular cells in cerebrospinal fluid is increased, and the proportion of neutral or lymphocytes is increased. In severe cases, intraventricular hemorrhage or ventricular enlargement and hydrocephalus may be combined. (3) Sepsis: the incidence is not high, the clinical symptoms are atypical, and only manifested as non-specific symptoms such as milk refusal, less crying, and poor response.