Will mycoplasma infection in men affect pregnancy?

The factors that lead to male infertility are very complex. In order to prolong life, we need to check them one by one. Some male friends were found to have mycoplasma infection during the examination. At this time, they are particularly worried about whether mycoplasma infection in men will affect pregnancy? After being infected with mycoplasma, the body is weaker and the quality of sperm will be affected, so it will affect pregnancy to some extent. It is recommended to take reasonable methods for treatment under the guidance of a doctor. It is better to cure the disease before having children.

Will mycoplasma infection in men affect pregnancy?

It is recommended to go to a regular hospital for treatment, and take the best treatment plan under the guidance of a doctor. After the disease is cured, you can prepare for having a baby. At the same time, you should have a good mentality, pay attention to rest, not overwork, and pay attention to your diet, do not smoke, and do not drink. Ensure that your body is in good health, and a healthy body can also prepare for future pregnancy.

Male mycoplasma infection is mainly caused by unclean sexual contact, and is generally manifested by unbearable itching and pain in the urethra, fever, swelling, difficulty urinating, frequent urination, etc. There are two treatment methods for mycoplasma infection. One is to take antibiotics, and the other is to treat it with traditional Chinese medicine. Both of these treatment methods are relatively common and effective treatment methods. However, both methods must follow the dosage and method of taking prescribed by the doctor. The specific treatment method and situation should also be followed by the doctor's advice.

Male mycoplasma infection can do the following

1. Sexual transmission is the most important route of mycoplasma infection. Prevention starts with refusing unclean sexual life.

2. Use your own toiletries and towels. Do not wear other people's underwear or swimsuits. Do not wash the toilet when you are out. Try not to use a toilet seat and wash your hands before going to the toilet. These can also prevent mycoplasma infection to a certain extent.

What causes mycoplasma infection in men?

There are many reasons for male mycoplasma infection, not only because of unclean sexual contact, but also because of towels, bathtubs, swimming pools, etc. Specifically, the causes of male mycoplasma infection are as follows:

1. Sperm surface

Many men suffer from infertility symptoms, which are mostly related to mycoplasma infection. Mycoplasma will attach to the surface of sperm. Once sperm is infected with mycoplasma, its movement will be hindered. At the same time, mycoplasma will also produce neuraminidase-like substances on the surface of sperm, thereby interfering with the combination of sperm and egg. The cause of mycoplasma infection in male sperm is generally closely related to bad sex life and bad living habits.

2. Multi-person relationships

Mycoplasma can also be transmitted through sexual intercourse. If you have sex with multiple people, it is very likely to cause mycoplasma infection, especially for some male friends with urethritis. The probability of infection is higher at this time. Therefore, it is reminded that if you want to prevent mycoplasma infection, the first thing you should pay attention to is to keep yourself clean and take good care of yourself.

3. Human characteristics

The characteristics of the human body are also the cause of mycoplasma infection. Once the human body is infected with mycoplasma, it first invades the columnar epithelial cells and grows and multiplies inside the cells. Then these infectious bacteria will also multiply in the cells of the mononuclear macrophage system. After the mycoplasma multiplies inside the cells, it will cause the infected cells to die. In addition, the mycoplasma can also evade the host's immune defense function in the cells and obtain intermittent protection.

In addition, mycoplasma bacteria can be transmitted through hands, eyes, towels, clothing, bathtubs, toilets and swimming pools. Therefore, male friends who have contracted mycoplasma must not share the same toiletries with others.