Patient's question:
Here is the translation of your text into English, with the return characters kept as they are:"Disturbing the doctor, I am 26 years old, I have mycoplasma disease, but it's okay that the test results came back positive. I would like to ask the doctor if a positive mycoplasma test can be used for fallopian tube. If not, what should I do then."
Doctor's answer:
Mycoplasma infection is a common sexually transmitted infection in the urinary and reproductive systems, which greatly interferes with the perinatal health of female patients. Active treatment should be implemented first for the infection, and tubal contrast examination can only be performed after the mycoplasma test results turn negative. Otherwise, performing tubal contrast examination during the infectious period may lead to retrograde infection and worsen the condition. Currently, macrolide antibiotics can be used for treatment.