What does Mycoplasma genitalium positive mean?

Many people have a vague understanding of chlamydia and think that chlamydia is a kind of bacteria. In fact, chlamydia is different from viruses or bacteria. It is much more subtle than bacteria. Chlamydia infection is common in daily life, and Mycoplasma genitalium positive is one of the types, which is mostly caused by sexual transmission. So what does Mycoplasma genitalium positive mean?

When a man is examined for urinary system disease, if he is found to be mycoplasma positive, it is important to remind the man that he is infected with microorganisms. If he is mycoplasma positive, it means that he has suffered from genital tract infection, which is mainly caused by unclean sexual life of men, or by touching objects used after unclean sexual behavior and infecting himself. Once discovered, it is recommended to go to the hospital for targeted treatment immediately, and macrolide antibiotics can be selected to effectively eliminate chlamydia. If not treated promptly, it will continue to cause inflammation of other aspects of the male urinary system, such as prostatitis, seminal vesiculitis, or in severe cases, it can cause obstruction of the ejaculatory ducts on both sides of the male, which will prevent the male sperm from being discharged smoothly, leading to male infertility. Therefore, when clinically examining the urinary system, if mycoplasma is found to be positive, it should be treated promptly. It is a type of reproductive tract infection and needs to be treated promptly in the STD department to prevent the spread of the disease.

So how to treat mycoplasma positive in men?

If the patient is diagnosed with chlamydia infection, he must actively seek treatment. Because chlamydia is very easy to be transmitted between husband and wife, it is very important to treat the husband and wife together, which can reduce the possibility of attacks. The diuretic and anti-inflammatory tablets can not only treat inflammation of the male urinary and reproductive system, but also have a good effect on the treatment of female urinary and reproductive system infections.

In addition, men are very likely to develop urogenital system diseases such as prostatitis and epididymitis after chlamydia infection, and the effects of promoting blood circulation and removing blood stasis and clearing away heat and fire in the diuretic and anti-inflammatory medicine can also have a very good effect on male urinary system diseases, so the treatment is more complete.