Patient's question:
I have moderate cervical erosion, adnexitis, and bacterial vaginosis. I previously had a biopsy. I saw online that ureaplasma infection can cause pathological changes in female reproductive organs. Can a biopsy detect this? I don't know if I have this ureaplasma infection, and I'm a bit worried.Doctor's answer:
Symptoms of Mycoplasma:Female patients usually show no significant symptoms: the amount of discharge is not excessive, sometimes accompanied by a burning sensation during urination. Gynecological examinations may reveal vaginitis or cervical inflammation. 40% of patients exhibit no symptoms at all. In the morning, male patients may notice a small amount of fluid leaking from the urethra, accompanied by itching.
The most direct and accurate way to determine if you have Mycoplasma infection is to visit a hospital for a test.
Additionally, severe cervical inflammation should be treated actively. The treatment process is not painful.