Symptoms of mycoplasma infection in eyes

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With the mycoplasma infection in front of you appear more and more frequently, it will lead to many people infected with mycoplasma infection, once infected with mycoplasma infection will cause great harm, so, we need to fully understand its symptoms, and then go to the hospital to better treat it, then, what are the symptoms of Mycoplasma infection, and then I stand experts to have a look.

Symptoms of mycoplasma infection in eyes

Mycoplasma infection is caused by mycoplasma infection and virus infection. Mycoplasma infection virus can be divided into two types: HSV-1 and HSV-2. HSV-1 is transmitted through close contact of respiratory tract, skin and mucous membrane, mainly causing lip, pharynx, eye and skin infections, and a few can also cause genital infections. HSV-2 is the main pathogen of mycoplasma infection. It exists in the exudate, semen, prostate secretion, cervix and vagina secretion of skin and mucous membrane damage. It is mainly transmitted through sexual life and causes primary mycoplasma infection.

Mycoplasma infection from infection to onset is generally 3-5 days, the affected part of the first burning, and then erythema, followed by erythema on the basis of multiple groups of red papules, and feel hot itching, soon become small water Pao, a few days later blisters become purulent, broken after erosion can be formed, and finally scab cured. The whole course of disease is 15-20 days. This is the main symptom of mycoplasma infection.

The most common early symptom of mycoplasma infection is a cluster of large blisters containing flowing fluid, which will produce painful ulcers after rupture. The ulcers will scab and then self heal. This process can last for several days. But in some people, there are only small rashes and papules on the skin. Some people also have other symptoms, such as painful urination, which can be manifested as vaginal fluid discharge in some women.

matters needing attention

Once the symptoms of mycoplasma infection are found, we should actively go to the hospital for examination, which can well avoid the phenomenon of misdiagnosis. After the diagnosis, we can treat it again. At the same time, after the cure, in order to curb the recurrence of mycoplasma infection, we should do a good job in the later nursing work, and help ourselves to stay away from torture.