Mycoplasma infection can be carried to term. Mycoplasma infection is divided into two cases, one is clinically asymptomatic, only through the laboratory examination will be found to have this microbial infection, then you can not need to treat and will not affect the fetus, you can continue to pregnancy. The other situation is that mycoplasma infections appear corresponding clinical symptoms, such as leukorrhea, yellow color, and will be manifested as vulvar itching, and there will be frequent urination, urinary urgency, then it is recommended that the clinic actively give treatment, can be preferred azithromycin or erythromycin to give treatment. These two drugs will not cause corresponding effects on the fetus, so you can rest assured that the treatment, this situation can also continue to pregnancy and keep the vulva local clean during pregnancy.