What happens when mycoplasma antibodies are weakly positive, what to do

Weak mycoplasma antibody positivity refers to the presence of a mild increase in antibodies due to mycoplasma infection, which requires the choice of antibiotic therapy based on the specific condition evaluation.

Mycoplasma is a microorganism that can cause genitourinary tract and lung infections in patients. Weak positive mycoplasma antibody refers to the occurrence of corresponding antibodies against mycoplasma in the human body, indicating that the human body carries mycoplasma or has mycoplasma infection, and for people with immunodeficiency and long-term oral immunosuppressants, it is more likely to have mycoplasma infection.When there is a weak positive for mycoplasma antibody, it indicates that the patient may have mycoplasma infection, which can cause neonatal meningitis, urinary tract infection, mycoplasma pneumonia and other diseases.

At this time, it is necessary to select the corresponding antibiotic treatment according to the sample results according to the patient's condition, regularly review mycoplasma antibodies and other inflammatory indicators, and generally after 1 to 2 weeks of treatment, the drug can be stopped. It should be noted that if the mycoplasma antibody is weakly positive, but the patient has no obvious evidence of infection, drug treatment can be avoided, which is due to the presence of a certain amount of mycoplasma in normal humans, which can cause a weak positive mycoplasma antibody.

A weak positive mycoplasma antibody may indicate the possibility of infection, and the decision to use the drug should be based on the specific condition evaluation.