Will chlamydia in women heal on its own?

There are two types of mycoplasma infection, viral and bacterial. Most people do not want to seek treatment because the process is too painful and they need to take medicine and get injections every time. They also hope that the disease can heal itself without treatment. However, because the condition of mycoplasma is very special, it is infectious. Whether it needs treatment or not can only be determined through diagnosis in the hospital.

Can mycoplasma and chlamydia heal themselves?

Mycoplasma and Chlamydia are two pathogens. These two bacterial infections often occur at the same time. Many people actually don’t know what these two germs are, and these two words are unfamiliar in too many people’s dictionaries. Many people are infected with mycoplasma and chlamydia and are very distressed, but they do not want treatment and hope to heal themselves. So can mycoplasma and chlamydia heal themselves?

Some women have mycoplasma in their vaginas, so it doesn't mean that if you find mycoplasma, you are infected. Some people will get sick, some won't, it depends on your immunity. So self-healing is possible. When you are pregnant, your immunity is relatively low compared to usual, so the flora multiplies vigorously and reaches a certain number, so it can be detected. When its number decreases, it still exists, but it is less, and it cannot be detected. Don't worry too much.

Symptoms of Mycoplasma and Chlamydia Infection

1. Asymptomatic infection may occur, and the clinical manifestations are usually purulent vaginal discharge, which may also be mucous or serous. The secretion is large in amount and has a slight odor. Typical symptoms of mycoplasma urethritis are urethral itching, varying degrees of urinary frequency, urgency, pain and difficulty urinating. There is mucous or purulent secretion at the urethral opening, and the symptoms are milder than gonorrhea.

2. General discomfort: In the later stages of Chlamydia infection, the virus begins to spread and symptoms spread throughout the body. The late stage symptoms of mycoplasma and chlamydia infection in women are that their physical condition deteriorates, they begin to feel chills, have a low fever, feel nauseous when eating, want to vomit, and have diarrhea after bouts of abdominal pain.

3. Urethra abnormalities: Symptoms of Chlamydia infection in women mainly manifest in the urethra. Typical symptoms of mycoplasma and chlamydia infection in women are redness, swelling and itching at the urethral opening. Women will also experience an increase in the amount of vaginal discharge. Of course, some women do not experience any symptoms after being infected with Mycoplasma or Chlamydia.

4. Infertility: Once a woman’s reproductive organs are infected with Chlamydia, she will experience symptoms such as infertility. Because women are infected with mycoplasma and chlamydia, the cilia in the fallopian tubes will degenerate, and women will not be able to conceive normally, which will eventually lead to lifelong regrets.

This article introduces whether Mycoplasma and Chlamydia can heal themselves, and also introduces what the symptoms of Mycoplasma and Chlamydia infection are. As a woman, it is best for you to observe your physical condition in time to see if the symptoms of your mycoplasma and chlamydia infection are consistent with the symptoms described in this article, so that you can determine your condition, but it is best not to wait for self-healing.