Patient's question:
Good doctor. After taking medication for 20 days by myself and then stopping for 9 days, I tested for mycoplasma and chlamydia, and the results were negative. Two months later, after considering the symptoms of prostatitis, I had another mycoplasma and chlamydia culture test at another hospital. The test results showed mycoplasma positive. Could you please tell me which result can be trusted? Both hospitals are reputable. Which one might have an error? Additional question: I would like to add that my current symptoms are lower abdominal fullness and tenderness, but there is no frequent urination or urgency.Doctor's answer:
If the mycoplasma test is positive but there are no symptoms, it is considered a carrier of mycoplasma. Treatment can be deferred, and regular follow-up is recommended.If the mycoplasma test is positive with abnormal vaginal discharge, it indicates a mycoplasma infection. Active treatment is advised, along with further tests to rule out other sexually transmitted diseases.
For gynecological mycoplasma infection, it is recommended to take traditional Chinese medicine. This can avoid the physical harm of surgery and the resistance and drug tolerance caused by Western medicine. Moreover, traditional Chinese medicine is highly effective in treating mycoplasma infection. It can quickly turn the mycoplasma test negative, achieving the goal of complete cure.