Mycoplasma symptoms in men

For male friends, they are very reluctant to be infected with infectious diseases such as chlamydia, because chlamydia will not only seriously damage the patient's body and affect the patient's normal daily life, but also continue to suffer from the abnormal gaze of others, causing great pressure on their psychological state. However, if you are infected with chlamydia, there is nothing you can do. You can only seek medical treatment in time to protect your body. In order to receive timely treatment, you need to understand the symptoms of chlamydia. So, what are the symptoms of chlamydia in men?

Symptoms of Mycoplasma in Men:

Symptoms of chlamydia infection in men are: prostatitis, epididymitis, etc. are prone to occur; as a result of infection, secretions in this area are more seriously infected; it directly affects the motility of sperm, resulting in significantly poor sperm quality and a continuous increase in the number of sperm deaths; the density of sperm with pregnancy ability decreases, sperm motility decreases, and the shape becomes abnormal, some have low ability or are absent, and lose the ability to enter the egg cell and fuse with the egg; or it directly causes infertility, or threatens human reproductive quality and reproductive ability.

Some also have difficulty urinating; backache, lower abdominal pain, testicular swelling and pain, discomfort in the vulva; many people experience discomfort in the anus, scrotal dampness, and decreased sexual function; semen and sperm samples collected at night are positive for chlamydia. Chlamydia infection can cause infertility, so it is best to actively prepare for treatment. Anti-inflammatory tablets that promote urination are a good choice. Remember to change underwear frequently and eat a light diet.

Symptoms of Chlamydia infection in women:

Chlamydia infection is a common female urinary tract disease, which can cause physical pain and psychological stress to patients.

In the early stages of female infection, the vagina and cervix are usually affected. These organs produce inflammatory mediators, which lead to excessive secretions. The secretions have an unusual smell, and some women feel mild discomfort in the reproductive system. Because of the concealment of the symptoms, patients are often inadvertently infected by mycoplasma. If they are not treated in time, they will be infected again. Endometritis occurs, and the microvilli in the fallopian tubes swell, causing damage to the physiological functions of these organs, directly affecting the entry of sperm into the uterus, the bilateral fallopian tubes affecting sperm and eggs, and affecting the normal operation of sperm-egg fusion. Even if you are pregnant, it is easy to cause embryo death, fetal death, miscarriage, low birth weight, etc.