Patient's question:
Mycoplasma culture identification and counting:Ureaplasma urealyticum positive, count ≥10?
Mycoplasma hominis positive, count ≥10?
What should I do? What medication should I take? How should I be treated?
First follow-up question: I went to the outpatient clinic and they had a drug sensitivity test, such as azithromycin, levofloxacin, etc.
Then there were many R or S symbols. Could you please tell me if this condition is serious? Will it pose risks of infertility?
Doctor's answer:
Consider Mycoplasma infection. Mycoplasma infection is a sexually transmitted disease, so treatment must be standardized and reasonable, conducted according to the prescribed course. Regular follow-up is necessary to evaluate the treatment's effectiveness, allowing for adjustments in medication dosage or changes in medication. Susceptibility testing can also be performed to select sensitive drugs for treatment. During treatment, sexual activity should be avoided to prevent cross-infection and to ensure the effectiveness of the treatment. If you have a sexual partner, the partner should also be tested and treated concurrently. It is recommended to visit a regular hospital's gynecology department and undergo standardized and systematic treatment under the guidance of a doctor. Generally, the condition can be cured.