Female gynecologic reproductive mycoplasma infections that are positive for mycoplasma alone do not need to be treated if there are no symptoms associated with a genitourinary tract infection. If there are symptoms of genitourinary tract infection, treatment is usually about two weeks to heal.
Gynecological reproductive mycoplasma infection is mainly infected through sexual intercourse, take cervical secretions laboratory tests to confirm the diagnosis, if there are no symptoms related to genitourinary tract infection, only mycoplasma-positive, considered as a carrier, do not need to be treated.
If accompanied by increased vaginal discharge, yellowing, vulvar itching, lower abdominal pain, painful urination, urinary urgency and other symptoms, is through the drug sensitivity test to select sensitive drug treatment, generally can be oral clarithromycin, levofloxacin and other treatments, continuous taking one to two weeks or so, in the discontinuation of the drug 3 to 7 days after the re-examination, the results are negative, can be regarded as a clinical cure, during the period of treatment, prohibit sexual life.
Female gynecological reproductive mycoplasma infections need to actively seek medical treatment, can not use their own medication, part of the patient for chronic infection, resulting in a long duration of the disease, the healing time is relatively prolonged. It is important to use medication under the guidance of a doctor to avoid adverse reactions.