Symptoms of Mycoplasma cervical infection

The cervix is ​​an important part of the female uterus. At the same time, the cervix is ​​connected to the vagina, so the cervix is ​​also an area that is susceptible to infection. If cervical infection is not treated in time, it may cause more serious gynecological diseases such as cervicitis. One type of cervical infection is called cervical mycoplasma infection. What are the symptoms of cervical mycoplasma infection in women?

1. The early stages of mycoplasma infection often manifest at the urethral opening, with symptoms such as redness, swelling, itching, and increased vaginal discharge. At this time, we should pay attention to it. After all, it is easier to cure in the early stage, and the longer you delay, the more serious the condition will be.

2 The longer the time, the more the cervical mycoplasma infection will spread to more places, causing more serious gynecological diseases, such as: cervicitis, salpingitis, oophoritis, endometritis, etc. Along with the onset of these gynecological diseases, a series of symptoms such as abdominal pain often occur. In some people, it can also cause urinary urgency, frequency, and pain when urinating.

3. If the cervical mycoplasma infection is only inside the cervix, the obvious symptoms include cervical congestion, edema, increased and turbid vaginal discharge, or erosion of the cervical surface.

The above may be symptoms of cervical mycoplasma infection. If you have experienced one or some of the above symptoms, it is recommended to go to the hospital for examination and cooperate with treatment as soon as possible.

What is cervical mycoplasma infection

In daily life, various gynecological diseases have brought a lot of troubles to our female compatriots. According to relevant data, cervical mycoplasma infection is the most common gynecological disease. Therefore, it is very necessary for us to know what cervical mycoplasma infection is and know the root cause so that we can effectively prevent cervical mycoplasma infection.

Before understanding what cervical mycoplasma infection is, let us first understand what mycoplasma is. Mycoplasma is a microorganism. Unlike viruses and bacteria, there are many types of mycoplasmas with different shapes and a wide range of applications, distributed in humans, animals, plants and other fields. Therefore, mycoplasma is very harmful.

Cervical mycoplasma infection means that the cervix is ​​infected by microorganisms such as mycoplasma. The cervix is ​​the most commonly infected area in women. Cervical mycoplasma infection is divided into negative and positive. If it is negative, no treatment is needed. Positive carriers need to actively cooperate with treatment and take medication as ordered by the doctor. While taking medication, they should also pay attention to active exercise to strengthen their physical fitness, keep the house ventilated, have a healthy sex life, and disinfect their underwear. However, there are also many positive patients who do not have any obvious symptoms. Medication may not be able to be used for these patients, so regular examinations are necessary.