Pregnant women who are positive for Mycoplasma lupus urealyticum are generally more serious. Positive mycoplasma urealyticum suggests that there is mycoplasma urealyticum infection, which is an infectious disease that may cause inflammation of the genitourinary system, miscarriage and other symptoms. If Mycoplasma Urealyticum is positive, and the pregnant woman does not have obvious urinary frequency, urgency, painful urination or abnormal secretions, then she can pay attention to observation and regular follow-up. If the pregnant woman has the above symptoms, then you need to use medication under the guidance of a doctor to treat the symptoms in a timely manner. Because pregnant women need to be careful with the use of drugs, so it is not recommended to use on their own. Therefore, if you have a positive case of mycoplasma urealyticum, you need to actively consult a doctor for treatment under the guidance of a physician.