Patient's question:
Candida vaginitis, what does it mean that mycoplasma is negative!Doctor's answer:
Mycoplasma compressible ureaplasma and human mycoplasma, human mycoplasma, can cause vaginitis, cervicitis, and salpingitis, while ureaplasma can cause non-gonococcal urethritis, mainly spread through sexual contact. Mycoplasma can be present around the female vaginal area, urethral opening, and cervical external orifice. According to your test results, human mycoplasma is negative, indicating that the vaginitis is not caused by mycoplasma but by fungal vaginitis. Ureaplasma is positive, primarily manifesting as non-gonococcal urethritis.