Is it difficult to get pregnant if mycoplasma is positive?

If a woman tests positive for mycoplasma, she must actively adopt an appropriate treatment plan to avoid affecting the fetus. She should actively take contraceptive measures during the illness and treatment period. If an unexpected pregnancy occurs, she must judge whether she can have the child based on her own medical condition. So, can a woman with positive mycoplasma keep the child?

Patients who test positive for Mycoplasma should be alert if they become pregnant before the disease is completely cured and controlled, because this disease will directly affect the growth and development of the fetus, especially if Mycoplasma is positive in the first three months of pregnancy, it is easy to cause fetal death, miscarriage, fetal malformation, etc. Therefore, patients should judge whether they can have this child based on the severity of their own disease and the effect of treatment.

If the patient's condition is relatively mild, timely use of medication to control the development of the disease. If the pregnancy occurs during a relatively stable period of condition, the irritation to the fetus can be reduced. During pregnancy, relatively safe medications such as erythromycin and amoxicillin capsules can be used to reduce the impact on the child. Down syndrome screening can be done at 15-20 weeks of pregnancy, and four-dimensional color ultrasound for fetal abnormality exclusion can be done at 22-26 weeks of pregnancy. If the fetus is not affected, there is no need to worry.

If the patient's condition is serious and she becomes pregnant when the infection is very serious, she should choose artificial abortion treatment. Because pregnancy when the infection is serious will have a direct impact on the growth of the baby and even on the brain development. Therefore, in order to avoid causing greater harm to the child and the entire family, the pregnant child at this time cannot be kept and she should go to the hospital for painless abortion surgery in time.

Because mycoplasma-positive patients get pregnant at different times, their illnesses are different in severity, and their treatment effects are different, it is not possible to generalize whether a woman can have a baby during the illness. In order to avoid causing more adverse effects on the patient and the fetus, it is best to take contraceptive measures during the illness, and the treatment of the disease should be the main focus. Pregnancy preparations can be made after the illness is completely cured.