Patient's question:
Detailed medical condition and consultation purpose: We went for pre-pregnancy testing because we want to have a baby. The results showed Mycoplasma positivity. The doctor recommended I take medication for a week and said if it doesn't turn negative, I don't need to continue. Is that correct?Additionally, my husband doesn't have any symptoms. Does he need to be tested? How is it checked for men? Follow-up question: Doctor,
We are currently undergoing intravenous treatment and. I saw online that most treatments for this involve medication, but the doctor asked me to choose between medication and intravenous treatment, and I chose the latter. Is my choice correct? Also, that
Doctor's answer:
According to your description, this mycoplasma is also a microorganism that exists in nature. If a person's resistance is low, they may become infected. The symptoms will vary depending on the part of the body that is infected. If it infects the lungs, it can cause mycoplasma pneumonia, or it can also cause pharyngitis and vaginitis.I suggest you don't get too anxious. This man may not have symptoms, but because of close contact with his partner, the presence of mycoplasma may not lead to illness. Joint treatment can prevent the woman from getting reinfected. During treatment, avoid sexual activity, and follow the doctor's advice. Wishing you good health.