Mycoplasma infection urethritis symptoms?

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Mycoplasma urinary tract infection is also known as urinary and genital tract mycoplasma infection. Mycoplasma is a group of bacteria and viruses between the smallest known independent living microorganisms. In 1937, Dr SNES and others isolated mycoplasma from PAP gland abscess, which is the first report of Mycoplasma causing disease in human. There are seven kinds of Mycoplasma detected from urogenital tract, mainly Mycoplasma hominis (MH) and urealyticum (Uu). Mycoplasma infection urethritis symptoms? Let's talk about it.

Mycoplasma infection urethritis symptoms?

The clinical manifestation of urinary tract infection caused by mycoplasma is similar to that of general bacterial urinary tract infection. It can be manifested as acute pyelonephritis such as fever, low back pain, bladder irritation, and lower urinary tract infection.

The typical manifestations are urethral itching and varying degrees of urinary pain and burning sensation, mild swelling of urethral orifice, often serous or serous purulent urethral secretions, thinner and less than gonococcal urethritis secretions, or only found in the morning when the urethral orifice has white film formation, some patients can completely without any symptoms and signs of urinary tract infection, so it is often missed diagnosis clinically.

The main infection site of female patients is cervix. The symptoms of urethritis are not obvious. The symptoms are acute and chronic cervicitis, increased leucorrhea, or mild dysuria and frequent urination.

matters needing attention

The resistance of Mycoplasma to physical and chemical factors in urinary tract infection is weak, and it only survives for a short time outside the human body. The prevention of Mycoplasma urinary tract infection is mainly to avoid sexual disorder and actively treat the carrier. The spouse or sexual partner of the patient should be treated together to prevent further transmission.