Symptoms of mycoplasma infection

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In clinic, mycoplasma is the smallest microorganism outside the cell. Mycoplasma is different from cells. Mycoplasma has no cell wall. Therefore, in the treatment of this disease infection, penicillin and cephalosporins are often not used. After the symptoms of mycoplasma infection occur, Mycoplasma has certain limitations, Therefore, there is self-healing without treatment. If mycoplasma infection is treated, antibiotics are generally used. So, what are the symptoms of mycoplasma infection? Now let's talk about them.

Symptoms of mycoplasma infection

Generally speaking, mycoplasma infection does not immediately show symptoms, only about one to three weeks of incubation period. Once the incubation period has passed, it can show similar symptoms of non gonorrhoeal genitourinary inflammation. For example, patients can feel urethral tingling, and it will be accompanied by frequent urination and urgency.

When mycoplasma infection occurs, it will soon enter an acute period, when the symptoms are obvious. The patient's urethral orifice can appear slight redness and swelling, and there will be a lot of secretions in the urethral orifice, which show watery characteristics. At this time, if you squeeze urethral secretions will increase.

After mycoplasma infection, the patient can also feel the pain in the perineum, and the waist bar of the patient will feel very sour. When the patient makes a little effort on the inside of the waist, there will be a tingling feeling, and when the patient does the action of lifting the anus, there will also be a tingling feeling.

matters needing attention

After being infected with mycoplasma, patients must separate their tableware from others. If they don't separate it, they may also be infected with other people. When they are treated, they mainly focus on light diet.