Patient's question:
[Condition Description: Mycoplasma Culture: Ureaplasma urealyticum (UU) culture for 24 hours - Positive Mycoplasma hominis (Mh) culture for 24 hours and 48 hours, Mycoplasma - Negative Routine Cervical Discharge Test: Cleanliness III White Blood Cells (WBC) ++ Red Blood Cells (RBC) 0 Epithelial Cells ++ Ultrasound Examination: Retroverted uterus, endometrial thickness 9mm Other normal Past Treatment and Effectiveness: Physical therapy plus azithromycin and other medications - No effect after one week of treatment What kind of help do you need: Please ask if the above tests are]Doctor's answer:
[Medical Analysis: Hello, Mycoplasma is a pathogenic microorganism infection and is contagious. This type of disease is quite stubborn to treat, and improper treatment can easily lead to recurrence. If it is severe, Mycoplasma can ascend and cause pelvic effusion. Doctor's Advice: The treatment of Mycoplasma infection is a systematic and long-term process. The treatment duration is at least 3 months. Continuous negative results for 3 menstrual cycles are required for clinical cure. It is recommended that you continue with standardized treatment. After the treatment is thoroughly completed, go to the hospital for a drug sensitivity test to check if it is completely cured. It is best to prepare for pregnancy after complete cure.]