Normal value of Ureaplasma urealyticum in women

Ureaplasma urealyticum is also a common reproductive tract infection and a special type of Chlamydia. It is often indicated as UU in the test report. Because the incidence of this disease has a significant upward trend in recent years, Ureaplasma urealyticum has attracted more and more attention. In the examination of this disease, we often see many standard values ​​on the test sheet. Some interested patients will be more concerned about the standard value of Ureaplasma urealyticum, and then want to judge it by themselves. Let’s take a look at the standard value of Ureaplasma urealyticum below.

Ureaplasma urealyticum standard value for women

Generally speaking, the test for UU ureaplasma is mainly carried out with FQ-PCR reagents for UU-DNA test, among which the sensitivity of fluorescence quantitative PCR test is (10 to the 2th power) copies/ml and (10 to the 4th power) copies/ml, and the standard value depends on the sensitivity of the instrument. At present, the standard values ​​of most companies are less than 500 copies/ml or less than 500copy/ml. Let us give an example here.

For example, the test data of a patient showed 5.18E 6 copies/ML, and the reference value was <500 copies/ML; or the quantitative analysis of Chlamydia UU-DNA measured 3.09E 03 copy/ml, and the standard value was <500 copy/ml. The "5.18E 6" here is 5.18*10 to the sixth power. This value far exceeds the standard value of 500, so it means that UU ureaplasma urealyticum is positive. "3.09E 03" means 3.09*10 cubed, which is also over the standard value of 500, and therefore also indicates that UU is positive for Ureaplasma urealyticum.

Of course, there is another way to express Ureaplasma urealyticum testing, such as showing that the bacterial count is greater than 10,000 CCU/ML and that Chlamydia has grown within 24 hours and the count is greater than 10E4. In this case, the standard value is lower than 10000CCU/ML. If the prompt says it is greater than, it means there is infection. The presence of "growth and development" indicates that it has a certain degree of infectiousness, which can be controlled.

Through various tests, it is confirmed that UU ureaplasma is indeed positive, and the patient also needs timely treatment. Because the disease is mainly transmitted through sexual transmission, the treatment should follow the principle that both lovers receive treatment at the same time to avoid cross infection. The current common method for this disease is to use antibiotics, but sometimes the actual effect is not the best, and it is easy to develop drug resistance. If such a situation occurs, the patient can choose traditional Chinese medicine treatment. Drugs such as diuretic and anti-inflammatory pills and fuyan pills can have very good effects in treating ureaplasma in men and women.