Mycoplasma positive in gynecological examination

During a gynecological examination, if mycoplasma is found to be positive, it means that the woman is infected with mycoplasma. We know that mycoplasma is the smallest pathogen, which can cause great harm to women's reproductive health and often lead to some gynecological problems. If this happens, we must understand the specific reasons and use some drugs to treat it in time to avoid causing greater harm to our health.

Mycoplasma positive in gynecological examination

In our real life, many women often suffer from mycoplasma infection. What are the symptoms of gynecological mycoplasma infection?

1. In the early stages, pathogens usually invade the canal and cervix, causing inflammation in these areas and increased secretions.

2. Leucorrhea will have an unusual odor, and you may also feel slight discomfort in the reproductive tract, but this symptom is often ignored, making it impossible to realize that mycoplasma has invaded our body.

3. When women suffer from mycoplasma infection and do not receive timely treatment, it will cause endometrial inflammation. If a woman develops endometrial inflammation, it can easily lead to infertility. Even if pregnancy occurs, it is easy to have miscarriage, premature death, etc.

4. Once symptoms of gynecological mycoplasma infection occur. It may also cause other complications, such as pyelonephritis, pelvic inflammatory disease, fever after abortion and other diseases, which require treatment with compound Junweike to turn negative.

Causes of gynecological mycoplasma infection

1. Related to autoimmunity

I believe everyone knows that the reason why we are infected has a lot to do with our own immunity. Therefore, when our immunity is low, we are prone to mycoplasma infection. So we should eat some foods that can enhance our immunity.

2. Indirect contact with pollutants

Our daily necessities, such as underwear, toiletries, etc., may be infected, but this route of transmission is extremely rare. It can only occur when living with patients with mycoplasma infection and sharing bathing utensils.

3. Traumatic infection

Mycoplasma infection is different from other genital diseases. It has a certain incubation period and the early symptoms are not obvious. Once time goes by, it can invade the body through broken wounds. After a few days of incubation, the bacteria will multiply to a sufficient number and begin to cause disease, becoming the cause of mycoplasma infection. Therefore, treat broken wounds with caution.

4. Bad personal living habits

For example, excessive drinking and smoking, etc., these substances will stimulate the activity of human lymphocytes and have an immunosuppressive effect. Alcohol can inhibit the central nervous system, reduce anxiety, enhance sexual desire, increase high-risk marital behavior, and to a certain extent increase the occurrence and recurrence of mycoplasma infection.