Analysis of the condition of mycoplasma pregnancy

Many female friends, after finding out that they are pregnant, find out that they have mycoplasma. Generally speaking, mycoplasma, if positive, may cause fetal malformations or even miscarriage. So let us now understand whether it is okay to get pregnant with mycoplasma.

Precautions for mycoplasma-positive patients

1. Mycoplasma carriers should use condoms, and those infected with mycoplasma should refrain from sexual intercourse.

2. If your sexual partner also has some symptoms of urethritis, you should undergo appropriate examination and treatment.

3. Do a good job in sexual hygiene and health care and put an end to unclean sexual behavior.

4. If mycoplasma infection is not treated in time, it will increase the incidence of chronic cervicitis and cervical cancer.

Expert Q&A

Q. Can I get pregnant if I am positive for Ureaplasma urealyticum?

A. If the patient is positive for Ureaplasma urealyticum, you cannot get pregnant because it may cause fetal malformation. You must be completely cured and have a second negative Mycoplasma test before you can get pregnant. It is recommended that you actively treat this disease, and couples should receive simultaneous treatment; here is a piece of information for your reference: Azithromycin is a specific drug for treating mycoplasma.

Q. I am 32 weeks pregnant, mycoplasma positive, and BV positive. Can it be cured?

A. UU infection can cause adverse pregnancy outcomes, such as premature birth, premature rupture of membranes, teratogenesis, and stillbirth, and should be actively prevented and treated. But this does not mean that you have to have an abortion. If you really want this child, you can use medication to make UU turn negative!

Q. I have been trying for more than 4 months but have not gotten pregnant. The test result was positive for mycoplasma and I have not ovulated. The doctor suspects that my fallopian tubes may be blocked. Is this true?

A. Mycoplasma infection can easily cause fallopian tube obstruction. Abnormalities in any part of the hypothalamus-pituitary-ovarian gonad axis can lead to anovulation.

Q. How to treat mycoplasma positive?

A. Since mycoplasma have no cell wall, some commonly used antibiotics, such as penicillin and cephalosporin, have no killing effect on mycoplasma. Blindly increasing the dosage will cause dysbiosis and drug resistance, which will bring great trouble to treatment. Therefore, do not use antibiotics indiscriminately on your own. Please choose appropriate medication under the guidance of a doctor.

The above article learned about mycoplasma pregnancy. First of all, this phenomenon may cause a higher chance of miscarriage after pregnancy, and even stillbirth. It is recommended that everyone must check their body before making a decision.