What are mycoplasma and eplasma infection?

1. Nongonococcal urethritis (NGU) refers to a kind of urethritis transmitted by sexual contact with pathogens other than gonorrhoea, but gonococcal is not detected in urethral secretions. Women also have inflammation of the genital tract such as cervicitis. Most of the pathogens are chlamydia, and more than 80% of infections are caused by mycoplasma, trichomoniasis, herpes virus, candida, and chlamydia and mycoplasma.

Abbreviated as "non-drenched".

2. Chlamydia and mycoplasma are two completely different pathogens from the perspective of etiology; Chlamydia is a gram-negative pathogen, mycoplasma is a simple prokaryotic, the two are different, the relevant information is introduced in the encyclopedia in detail, you can refer to it specifically.

3. Although the two can be infected with a common disease, due to the difference in the nature of mycoplasma and chlamydia, although the two have more in common, including the most basic methods, it is still difficult to simply compare the two which infection is more serious.

4. In principle, advanced severe mycoplasma and chlamydia infections are still relatively difficult to treat, and some sequelae will also occur. In the early stage, non-gonorrhea is still relatively easy to treat, but this should also be analyzed according to individual differences, the degree of infection, the path of infection, and other specific problems.

Ureaplasma urealyticum is the smallest prokaryotic organism between bacteria and viruses. Ureaplasma urealyticum is most closely associated with female reproductive health, and it can cause urogenital tract infections and is considered to be the most important pathogen in non-gonococcal urethritis after chlamydia.

1. Mycoplasma.

It is a class of minimal prokaryotic cell-type microorganisms that have no cell wall, are highly pleomorphic, can pass through a filter, and can be cultured and proliferated in artificial media. Because it can form filamentous and branched shapes, it is called mycoplasma.

2. Chlamydia.

It is a group of microorganisms that are extremely small, non-motile and grow exclusively inside cells. Without the ability to synthesize high-energy compounds ATP and GTP, they must be provided by the host cell, thus becoming energy parasites.

It is mostly spherical and heap-shaped, with a cell wall and a cell membrane, which is a prokaryotic cell and generally parasitizes in animal cells.

First of all, mycoplasma is the smallest extracellular microorganism, which is a kind of prokaryotic cell-type microorganism lacking polish and lack of cell wall, with a high degree of pleomorphism, spherical, rod-shaped, filamentous, branched and other forms. It is different from cells and viruses, it is diverse, widely distributed, and causes considerable harm, involving humans, animals, plants and insects, and other fields, bringing adverse effects to human health and scientific research.

Secondly, among the 16 kinds of mycoplasma isolated from the human body, 5 species are pathogenic to humans, namely, Mycoplasma pneumoniae, Ureaplasma urealyticum, Mycoplasma hominis, Mycoplasma genitalium and Mycoplasma fermentation are ureaplasma-containing and other bodies, and Ureaplasma urealyticum and Mycoplasma hominisis are pathogenic to humans.

Finally, after being infected with mycoplasma bacteria, not only will there be pneumonia, but also urinary tract infection or respiratory system infection, which requires us to go to the hospital for examination and reasonable **.

It's not serious, it doesn't matter if this disease is not treated, it won't affect fertility Don't worry, they all belong to generalized bacteria, not serious bacteria, they were not regarded as STDs in the past, and the reason why they are treated as STDs is because they are widely spread Some private or contracted hospitals exaggerate his harm It is very immoral It is recommended to go to a big hospital for a detailed examination**.

Mycoplasma infection or not**.