The clinical how to treat Mycoplasma, effective treatments

Mycoplasmosis, a disease caused by Mycoplasma. At the present time, this disease occurs often enough.

Mycoplasma is a unicellular microorganism which represents the class mollicute bacteria. Mycoplasma is something between fungi, viruses and germs.

Mycoplasma can live in soil, on vegetation, and even in some warm underground sources, but to fully develop, they can only in the tissue cells of the human or animal body.

Multiply the number of Mycoplasma very rapidly. Due to the fact that this bacterium is very small, it has no apparatus for the formation of energy, so all living sources they draw from the affected cells, which is called an intracellular parasite.

Basically, these micro-organisms defeat cells of the mucous membranes.

Mycoplasma is a very small amount from 0.2 to 0.8 µm, and consequently, the microorganism can easily sneak through all lters generated by the body. Such a germ clings to the surface of the shell and mucous membranes. This microbe is considered to be the smallest, but adapted to self-replication, has a kind of tiny jellyfish.

Because of the elastic membrane Mycoplasma can have different shapes, and therefore, even with a heavy duty microscope Mycoplasma is very hard to detect.

If a person has a chronic Mycoplasma infections, in a larger view it is similar to scrambled, but not rare and can look like strings or pear, shaped.

What reasons can affect the appearance of Mycoplasma

Characteristic features of Mycoplasma:

1. microorganism can grow and multiply in space without the presence of any cells,
2. Mycoplasma has the sensitivity to several antibiotics that can be said about viruses,
3. the cells of Mycoplasma is present simultaneously DNA and RNA,
4. there is a trend towards specificity in the relationship with the media,
5. the microorganism can stimulate the immune system, and to oppress her,
6. Mycoplasma can cause respiratory diseases and diseases of the urogenital tract.

Mycoplasma in the urogenital form is transmitted by open intercourse. You can become infected and such infection during oral and vaginal contact.

In some cases the infection can transfer the woman to the baby during labor. Basically the infected are subject to newborn girls and boys are rarely infected, and if there was an infection of the baby is male, the disease goes away by itself.

Mycoplasma is highly vulnerable to the impact of the external environment, therefore, be transmitted through casual maybe but in a few cases.

There are so-called pneumopathy, it affects the respiratory system, Contracting a infection can be airborne.

According to the statistics, 30% female and 20% male are carriers of this infectious disease. And if for men, this infection does not bring any harm and generally do not require treatment, whereas for women mycoplasmosis can be dangerous severe consequences.

The incubation time can be from twelve days to twenty five days. During this time males may occur infection of the urethra, seminal vesicles, testes, prostate, and bladder and female urethra becomes infected, vaginal passage, vestibular glands, cervix, ovaries, fallopian tubes and pelvic peritoneum.

The bearer of such a microorganism, the person may be quite long, and the beginning of the development of the disease can only occur after adverse and stressful situations for the body.

It can contribute to such causes:

• violations of immunological reactivity of the organism,
• overcooling,
• away stress and lowered immunity against this,
• obessolivanija protective properties of the body because of abortion,
• weakness after surgery,
• genital abnormalities.

The main symptoms of the disease

In men

1. permanent discharge from the urethra a field trip to the toilet,
2. painful sensations in the urethra, rarely itching and tingling,
3. pain in the testicles, perineum, in the pelvis,
4. symptoms of urethritis or prostatitis,
5. frequent urination and urgency to it,
6. cutting pain in the abdomen,
7. bad erection,
8. untimely ejaculation,
9. other sexual dysfunction.

In women

1. mucus from the vagina,
2. swelling of the labia and urethral folds,
3. discharge from the cervix, they are defined inthe medical examination,
4. sometimes aching pain in the lower abdomen,
5. itching and tingling in the urethra,
6. during periods of increasing pain in the lower abdomen and back,
7. violation of reproductive function.

How to diagnose Mycoplasma?

The reason for the diagnosis was complicated by the fact that mostly there are no signs of the disease, and most mycoplasmas cannot be detected even under a microscope. Still, recognize, possible, this disease.

Upon the slightest suspicion of the disease, the patient's complaints, the doctor directs him to take a blood test from a vein in the presence of antibodies to Mycoplasma, as well as directs the surrender of the stroke.

In order to properly diagnose the disease carried out a bacteriological swab of the mucus that is secreted. Using this analysis, it is possible not only to detect the microbe Mycoplasma, but also to determine its susceptibility to antibacterial drugs.

The current time provided by the method is not very effective, so the diagnosis the patient is still prescribed — analysis of mycoplasmosis. This analysis allows 90% to determine the disease.

Treatment of mycoplasmosis

How to treat Mycoplasma issue is very sensitive. Treatment is prescribed only after precise definition of mycoplasmosis. Only after serious research and seed funding for the presence of Mycoplasma specialist can start the treatment. The seeding for the definitions of other infections like Mycoplasma can combine even with a gonorrhea, trichomoniasis, and other infections.

Treatment of mycoplasmosis in women should be sure together with the sexual partner.

And so, what to treat the disease?

To treat mycoplasmosis recommended by doctors tetratziklinove, macrolide, azalide and zefalosporinovmi antibiotics. Although antibiotics such groups is quite effective in 10% to eliminate the causative agent is not obtained.

In the chronic form or when complications require prolonged combined treatment. To connect physiotherapy, antibiotics, medicines containing interferon, immunotherapy.

The course of treatment is determined depending on species of microorganism.

Alternative treatment of mycoplasmosis is the treatment homeopathy. But the treatment of homeopathic drugs is very simple and not only qualified and experienced doctor to offer this treatment.

In the treatment of this infection is important to strengthen the immune system, as even with complete recovery after antibiotic therapy does not exclude the return of the disease – immunity in mycoplasmosis is almost not produced. For this doctor to all medical course joins another immune drug (immunal, tincture of ginseng), also appoints the course of biostimulants.

Treatment of mycoplasmosis is generally around ten days. Then, the passage of three weeks the patient is assigned a follow-up examination.

The effects of mycoplasmosis

This infectious disease can be the cause of various gynecological diseases in gynecology. If a woman has a hidden form of mycoplasmosis, she cannot bear children, is abnormality in the maturation of the placenta and other complications during gestation. Chronic Mycoplasma infections can develop infertility in women.

In children this infection can lead to diseases of the respiratory organs, and manifest disease of the urogenital tract. With the defeat of the respiratory tract dry cough can last for months, not rarely cough be confused with whooping cough. He then proceeds in a wet cough, and wheezing appear.

Also Mycoplasma can be not with the typical signs such as enlarged liver, swelling and nervousness. Babies infected with this infection may develop pneumonia, meningitis and even death.

The male half of humanity as we know it rarely happens that the disease, but they can be a carrier. When you lose tissue infection of the testicles develops redness. And after this condition mostly disturbed spermatogenesis. There are cases that once the disease develops pyelonephritis, prostatitis, or arthritis.

Prevention of mycoplasmosis

The most important preventive measure experts believe that earlier diagnosis of the disease.

Couples who are about to enter into a joint Union and a baby needs in the preventive purposes to be examined for the presence of Mycoplasma.

For casual sex need for prophylactic purposes to use a condom and within two hours after the act of processing the crotch antiseptic.

Not unimportant preventive method is the treatment of mycoplasmosis is not only one person of the pair, and his sexual partner.

It must be remembered that many people mycoplasmosis, when it begins to evolve into a chronic state, is in a latent form, not showing and not prompting any individual. As a result, many believe that they are quite healthy, and time does not pass the examination, thereby becoming possible disseminators of infectious diseases.