Patient's question:
5 after an examination, it was found that the mycoplasma test was positive. Despite taking medication continuously, there was no improvement. In October, a drug sensitivity test was conducted, and starting from November 26, I took Mepron for fifteen days in a row. Three days after my period ended, I went for a follow-up check, and the result was negative. May I ask if I should continue taking medication for consolidation? Thank you.First follow-up question: What medication should I take next? Should I continue taking Mepron? But I heard that this medication can only be taken for 14 days in a row, and taking too much may cause significant side effects. Please give me some advice. Thank you.
Doctor's answer:
Mycoplasma infection can be transmitted through sexual contact or indirectly through contact with hands, towels, clothing, bathtubs, toilet facilities, and swimming pools. Sexual activity, poor hygiene habits, and other factors increase the risk of infection. The key to preventing infection is maintaining self-discipline and practicing good personal hygiene.During treatment, sexual partners should also be tested, and any issues discovered should be treated promptly. Underwear and socks should be washed separately and preferably boiled for more than five minutes. Rest more. It is recommended to take oral Azithromycin tablets and Minocycline capsules, which have a strong penetrating and killing effect on mycoplasma. The dosage should be sufficient, and the treatment duration should not be less than 15 days. With consistent and proper treatment, normal health can be restored. Avoid spicy, cold, and irritating foods, and do not drink alcohol. Do not stay up late, and maintain a regular lifestyle.