Mycoplasma cervix positive

During a gynecological examination, if mycoplasma is found in the cervix, it generally means that the cervix is ​​infected with mycoplasma. We know that mycoplasma is a relatively small pathogen. It can cause great harm to women's reproductive health. It is easy to spread this pathogen through sexual intercourse. At this time, we must understand the specific cause and then carry out good treatment in time. Let’s take a look at this aspect.

Mycoplasma cervix positive

In fact, there is no distinction between negative and positive regarding cervical mycoplasma infection. The reason why everyone has this concept is mainly based on their own situation and the different degrees of severity that occur. So what is a positive test for cervical mycoplasma infection?

Mycoplasma cervix is ​​an important pathogen if a woman is positive for Mycoplasma cervix. It will be infected, and cervical mycoplasma is most closely related to women's reproductive health. Mycoplasma cervix can cause urogenital tract infection and is considered the second most important pathogen of non-gonococcal urethritis secondary to Chlamydia.

It is mainly spread through sexual intercourse.

This is more common during the active years of young people and more often occurs after unclean sexual behavior. When inflammation occurs in the urogenital tract, when the mucosal surface is damaged, cervical mycoplasma can easily invade from the damaged oral cavity and cause urogenital tract infection. After cervical mycoplasma infection, most patients have no obvious symptoms. As a result, they are difficult for patients to recognize and easy for doctors to miss the diagnosis. Mycoplasma cervix can invade the urethra, cervix and vestibular glands, causing urethritis, cervicitis and vestibular gland inflammation.

After pregnancy, due to the increase of progesterone, the suppression of cellular immune function, the decrease of body resistance and the susceptibility to ureaplasma urealyticum infection, perinatal infection caused by cervical mycoplasma is a new problem facing modern obstetrics. If the examination finds that the cervical mycoplasma infection is positive, it proves that the woman is already infected and needs timely treatment.