Patient's question:
Can mycoplasma infection be discussed with others for the first question supplement: How long does it take to take medication for mycoplasma infection, and how long does it take to get injections?Second question supplement: If I take azithromycin and gatifloxacin, how long should I take them? If I take doxycycline tablets, how long should I take them?
Third question supplement: I would like to ask why the doctor prescribed 15 days of azithromycin and gatifloxacin injections and 6 boxes of doxycycline tablets (1 box for 6 days, 6 boxes for 36 days)? I heard that azithromycin cannot be injected for a long time. Why is that?
Doctor's answer:
If it is confirmed to be a mycoplasma infection, you should take medication for two weeks and then go to the hospital for a follow-up check to assess the treatment effectiveness.During the treatment period, pay attention to rest, avoid spicy and cold foods, and refrain from sexual activity. Maintain good personal hygiene, wear loose cotton underwear, change and sun dry them frequently, and regularly clean the external genital area with warm water to keep it clean and dry.
Typically, medication is taken for 10 to 14 days. After stopping the medication for one to two weeks, go to the hospital for another blood test. If the result is negative, you should have recovered.