Urethritis caused by Chlamydia trachomatis

Mycoplasma positive urethritis is mainly an inflammatory disease caused by non-chlamydia, which is mainly transmitted through sexual intercourse. When people have sexual intercourse with patients without taking proper precautions, the patient's mycoplasma positive cells will enter the other party's body, and then under the infection of inflammation and virus, they will be infected with mycoplasma positive urethritis. The adverse effects of mycoplasma-positive urethritis are relatively large. Not only will it affect the patient's physical and mental health, but it will also cause tissue damage to human organs and affect organ functions. Therefore, patients must have a certain understanding of the symptoms of mycoplasma-positive urethritis so that early detection and early treatment can be guaranteed. So, what are the symptoms of mycoplasma-positive urethritis? Let’s find out together according to the following.

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1. In fact, the symptoms of Mycoplasma urethritis in men and women are completely different. First, let’s talk about the symptoms of Mycoplasma urethritis in men. The urethral secretion of male patients will increase, and they will feel pain every time they urinate. There will be constant discomfort in the urethra. When the condition of Mycoplasma urethritis is serious, some complications will occur. The patient’s testicles will be swollen and painful, causing a lot of pain to the patient.

2. After a woman suffers from mycoplasma-positive urethritis, her vaginal secretions will become more and more abnormal, and she will bleed during the period when her menstruation is not coming. Especially after sexual intercourse, the bleeding will increase, and she will also experience symptoms such as urgency and frequency of urination, as well as difficulty urinating. As the disease progresses, the patient may suffer from pelvic inflammatory disease.

3. Female patients always feel pain in the abdomen, and the pain in the urethra, ejaculation tube, and lower abdomen is aggravated during sexual intercourse. Mycoplasma-positive urethritis is a rapid infection, and the symptoms last for a long time. If it is not treated in time, the condition will continue to worsen, so patients should pay attention to it.

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The onset of Mycoplasma-positive urethritis is relatively acute, and the symptoms are also very obvious. Once the disease occurs, the patient will feel very uncomfortable, not to mention being unable to sleep at night, and work will also be affected. Therefore, in order to prevent the condition of Mycoplasma-positive urethritis from worsening, it is best to go to a regular hospital in time when symptoms occur.