How to treat mycoplasma infection in men

Mycoplasma infection in men is mainly caused by men not paying attention to sexual hygiene issues, which will cause men to experience urethral itching, pain, fever, and difficulty urinating, and will also cause frequent urination and urgency. Therefore, when men have mycoplasma infection, they should undergo surgical treatment in time. Mycoplasma infection in men can be treated with antibiotics, or you can take preventive measures against mycoplasma.

Mycoplasma infection in men 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.

Regarding the treatment of mycoplasma infection in men, there are currently two treatment methods: one is to take antibiotics, and the other is to use traditional Chinese medicine.

Both of these treatments are relatively common and effective, but you must follow the dosage and method of administration specified by your doctor. You should also follow your doctor's advice on specific treatment methods and situations.

In addition, men with 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 alone; do not wear other people's underwear or swimsuits, do not wash the basin when going out; try not to use a sitting toilet, and wash your hands before going to the toilet. These can also prevent mycoplasma infection to a certain extent.