How long does male infection Mycoplasma have a symptom?

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Mycoplasma infection refers to the smallest microorganism that can survive outside the cell. It is mainly a kind of prokaryotic microorganism that lacks cell wall, and its size is generally about 0.3um. It can be round, rod-shaped and various shapes. Mycoplasma is also widely distributed. At the same time, Mycoplasma will bring serious harm to the body, And Mycoplasma it can also be called primary atypical pneumonia, the symptoms of different patients are not the same, so when suffering from this disease must be treated in time, how long does male mycoplasma infection symptoms? Let's talk about it

How long does male infection Mycoplasma have a symptom?

Genitourinary tract infection: the incubation period is 1-3 weeks. The typical acute symptoms are similar to those of other non gonococcal genitourinary tract infections. The symptoms include urethral tingling, urgency of urination, frequency of urination and tingling of urination, especially when the urine is concentrated. The urethral orifice is slightly red and swollen, with thin and small amount of secretions. It is serous or purulent. It usually needs to squeeze the urethra to see the secretion overflow. There is a small amount of mucinous secretions at the urethral orifice in the morning, or only scab membrane sealing, or dirty crotch.

Subacute stage often associated with prostate infection, patients often appear perineal distending pain, lumbar acid, double medial discomfort, or do anal movement from perineum to medial thigh divergent tingling.

It directly affects the motility and motility of spermatozoa, resulting in the low quality of spermatozoa and the increase of the number of dead spermatozoa; The number of spermatozoa with the ability to conceive decreased, the motility decreased and the morphology was abnormal. Some spermatozoa had low or lost the ability to enter the egg and combine with it;

matters needing attention

When suffering from mycoplasma infection, we must pay attention to personal hygiene. In addition, during the treatment, patients must pay attention to light diet. They should not eat spicy food or pungent food, so as not to aggravate the disease.