What causes a positive for chlamydia

Positive for mychlamydia may be caused by respiratory tract infections, genitourinary tract infections, and birth tract infections. Symptomatic treatment is required after the cause is identified.

1. Respiratory tract infection: Mycoplasma infection in the lungs can cause mycoplasma pneumonia, which is mainly transmitted through the respiratory tract. Mycoplasma pneumoniae is often found in the mucous membranes of the respiratory tract, and the toxins secreted by mycoplasma can damage organs such as the respiratory tract, lungs, and cardiovascular organs. Anti-infective drugs, such as acyclovir capsules and clarithromycin capsules, may be used under the guidance of a doctor.

2. Genitourinary tract infection: Unclean sex can lead to mycoplasma urogenital infection, causing flare-upsprostatitis, with a positive result for mycoplasma. Anti-infective drugs, such as ofloxacin capsules and ciprofloxacin capsules, can be used under the guidance of a doctor.

3. Birth tract infection: If the mother has mycoplasma urogenital infection or urinary tract infection, the newborn is likely to also have mycoplasma infection and has a positive result for mycoplasma. Breastfeeding should be stopped at first and treated with chloramphenicol capsules or erythromycin ointment under the guidance of a doctor.

In addition to the above reasons, low autoimmunity may also lead to positive chlamydia, and it is necessary to participate in outdoor physical exercise to enhance one's own resistance. Paying more attention to personal hygiene habits in daily life can effectively prevent the occurrence of diseases.