What tests are needed for mycoplasma urinary tract infections

For people, suffering from any disease, the body will be harmed, especially suffering from mycoplasma urinary tract infection, which is very harmful to the body, and mycoplasma urinary tract infection is also a common male disease with a relatively high incidence rate.So, how should we diagnose such a disease after it has occurred?

1. Mycoplasma isolation culture

Fresh, clean midstream urine is taken and inoculated in mycoplasma medium, which is easily isolated under suitable culture conditions. When colony growth is detected, isotype-specific antibody suppression tests should be performed for mycoplasma typing.

2. Serological diagnosis

Tests are a practical way to diagnose mycoplasma infection. Mycoplasma can be used to form antigens and perform complement fixation tests with the patient's serum, and the serum complement binding antibody titer in the later stage of the disease is 4 times or more higher than that in the early stage, which is diagnostic.

3. Other auxiliary examinations

Molecular biology diagnostic methods used in clinical trials include MG notch translation whole genome DNA probes, UU-rRNA-specific DNA probes and MH-rRNA gene probes. Nucleic acid blotting tests using DNA probes for diagnosing Mycoplasma genitalium infection are less sensitive but more specific, and can distinguish between mycoplasma and even interspecific biotypes. To compensate for the lack of sensitivity, polyase chain reaction (PCR) is now performed to aid in diagnosis.

After the occurrence of mycoplasma urinary tract infection, it will have a serious impact on our health, so when we find that we have such a disease, we must seek medical attention in time, and usually to prevent mycoplasma urinary tract infection, we must usually develop good habits, once there are mycoplasma urinary tract infection symptoms, we should go to the men's hospital for treatment in time.