Numerous kinds of gynecological diseases had been classified and have been hampering those patients’ quality of living for long. However, nowadays, what makes matters worse is that: as a result of ever faster pace of social development, people are becoming increasingly sexually open, which results in the massive transmission of STD.

As a result, the society witnesses an upsurge of all sorts of sexually transmitted diseases. Among them, mycoplasma infection is counted as the most common form of gynecological diseases that has been troubling our fellow female friends.

Once the mycoplasma infection has been diagnosed, most of our fellow female friends will attach due importance to their disease. But clinically, the recurrence of the disease has really baffled them, many patients may wonder whether they are cured or not, or ‘what next am I supposed to do.’

Actually, before the patient’s infection of mycoplasma is counted as being cured, repeated gynecological reexaminations with results of being negative are needed.

The recurrence of the mycoplasma infection is common, and reexaminations are suggested:
Different from other bacteria caused diseases, the infection of mycoplasma is caused by resistant pathogens, whose recurrence is the N.o 1 headache to the patients.

In terms of medication, the most commonly applied medications are mainly antibiotics drugs. Within a short period of time, these conventional drugs have a desirable effect. But, in the long run, as the infection develops and the recurrence takes place, the resistance might occur, which only adds difficulty to the curing of the mycoplasma infection.

Besides, not all the patients with infection of mycoplasma will experience or undergo apparent symptoms. Especially for those male fellow friends, few or even no symptoms may be incurred, which contributes to the chance of passing on the infectious disease to their female counterpart(s) unknowingly.

Thus, in dealing with the infections caused by the mycoplasma, we strongly recommend that: the patient should take the examination along with their counterpart, in case of the cross infection(s).

And in order to figure out if the patient is thoroughly cured, reexaminations are needed. Normally only after undergoing three consecutive reexaminations with results of being negative, can a patient be counted as thoroughly cured. One cannot make judgement, based on one single examination, on whether he/she is cured or not, for there are many factors that should be taken into consideration

What if all my reports are ‘positive’
For the pathogen of mycoplasma is quite resistant to normal medical treatments, it is not a rare case that: many patients may have the same experience that their reports of reexaminations are positive. If you case is similar to the case mentioned above, it is about time that you seek solutions from other medical approaches. If, during the therapy, the infection is hard to cure, it might be that the pathogen of mycoplasma has developed resistance against the drugs you are taking. Then you’d better try other medication methods that are side-effect free.

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