Effects of Mycoplasma on Pregnancy in Men

In life, many people are often diagnosed with mycoplasma. However, because mycoplasma can cause mother-to-fetal transmission, whether or not they can get pregnant during this period has become a concern for many patients of childbearing age. In fact, mycoplasma patients should try not to get pregnant, because it can cause infection and affect the normal functions of the body. Even if they get pregnant, it may cause poor fetal development and even miscarriage and premature birth.

Will mycoplasma infection affect pregnancy?

This is a concern for many female patients with mycoplasma infection. As we all know, mycoplasma infection is a sexually transmitted disease that mainly invades the human urinary and reproductive systems and causes inflammation. Mycoplasma infection is prone to recurrence when treated with Western medicine. Of course, Chinese medicine can be used for treatment at this time, such as Fuyan Pills. Many patients who have reached childbearing age want to have a child at this time, but do not know how to treat mycoplasma infection.

It is not that patients with mycoplasma infection cannot get pregnant, but it is best to get pregnant after the infection is cured. Because mycoplasma infection can greatly reduce the pregnancy rate of patients. After mycoplasma infection, it will cause inflammation such as endometritis and salpingitis. After the inflammation occurs, it can cause a large increase in white blood cells. White blood cells can phagocytize sperm in large quantities, causing sperm to die before reaching the fertilization site, resulting in a lower pregnancy rate, so mycoplasma infection must be thoroughly treated.

In addition, if a woman suffers from inflammation such as endometritis or salpingitis, long-term recurrence of these diseases may lead to decreased fallopian tube function, adhesions, hydrosalpinx, or even blockage of the fallopian tube. The fallopian tube is the place for fertilization and the passage for the fertilized egg to be discharged. If it is blocked, the possibility of pregnancy is greatly reduced.

In addition, even if the patient is pregnant, mycoplasma infection can still lead to miscarriage, premature birth, etc. There are two main reasons for this.

First, mycoplasma infection can cause inflammation such as endometritis and chronic salpingitis. When inflammation occurs in the uterus, it will greatly consume nutrients in the uterine cavity. These nutrients are mainly used for embryo development. Without nutrients, embryo development may stop developing. In addition, the exudation of a large amount of inflammatory substances stimulates the embryo all the time. Without a clean and nutritious environment for embryo development, it is easy to cause miscarriage and premature birth.

Another reason is that a large number of mycoplasmas can be found in the uterine cavity of patients with mycoplasma infection. As a pathogen, mycoplasma can cause great harm to the human body, not to mention a developing fetus. Therefore, patients with mycoplasma infection must be cured after treatment, that is, symptoms disappear and mycoplasma test turns negative before they can get pregnant. If they get pregnant rashly, it is unlikely to result in a successful pregnancy.

Notes

During treatment, pay more attention to your personal hygiene, maintain good personal eating habits, pay more attention to your own nutrition, exercise more, and drink more water!