Some female genital mycoplasma positive have no symptoms, some show symptoms such as urethritis and cervicitis. 1. No symptoms: more than half of the female genital mycoplasma-positive patients do not have any autonomous uncomfortable symptoms, and they are only occasionally found during checkups. 2. Urethritis: it will lead to symptoms such as congestion of the urethral opening, frequent urination, urinary urgency and difficulty in urination. 3. Cervicitis: manifested as increased leukorrhea, cervical edema and congestion, if the retrograde infection may also cause salpingitis, endometritis, leading to ectopic pregnancy, infertility and so on. The female genital mycoplasma positive, if the body does not have uncomfortable symptoms, no need to intervene, if there is urethritis, cervicitis and other manifestations, should actively follow the doctor’s instructions for treatment.