Can I have a baby if I have mycoplasma?

Mycoplasma infection is highly contagious. If a man gets the disease, he may pass it on to a woman. For pregnant women, if it is not handled properly, the fetus may become infected, which has a great impact on the fetus and can easily cause miscarriage or developmental abnormalities. Therefore, timely treatment is necessary.

Treatment of Mycoplasma Infection Mycoplasma infection is common in adult men and women. Because mycoplasma infection is mainly transmitted through sexual contact, therefore, if the sexual life is unclean, it is easy to be infected with mycoplasma. It is understood that the detection rate of mycoplasma infection is higher among promiscuous people, homosexuals, prostitutes and gonorrhea patients. Mycoplasma can also be transmitted through hands, eyes, towels, clothing, bathtubs, toilets and swimming pools. There are many ways to treat mycoplasma infection. Generally speaking, doctors recommend that patients undergo sensitivity testing before choosing a treatment that suits them. In addition, there are two other treatments for mycoplasma infection:

1. Western medicine. Since mycoplasmas lack cell walls, the medications used are antibiotics that act on the cell walls, such as roxithromycin, minocycline, doxycycline, levofloxacin, etc. Patients should pay attention to their own conditions when taking medication. For example, if they are infected with Mycoplasma pneumoniae, tetracycline and erythromycin should be used. It is worth mentioning that patients should pay attention to the doctor's instructions when taking medication.

2. Traditional Chinese medicine. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that mycoplasma infection can be treated with Chinese medicine, which can eliminate the living environment of the pathogen and prevent recurrence. Commonly used Chinese medicine raw material components include: Bupleurum, Angelica, Atractylodes, Honeysuckle, Forsythia, etc. These medicinal materials can kill various bacteria, viruses, pathogens, and mycoplasmas, achieving therapeutic effects such as pain relief and regulating menstruation.

What are the dangers of mycoplasma infection? Mycoplasma infection is a sexually transmitted disease. It has a great impact on mother and baby, so it is generally not recommended to get pregnant at this time.

First of all, if men are infected with mycoplasma, it may cause low sperm motility and lead to infertility, and mycoplasma infection in men can be transmitted to women through sexual contact.

The second most common disease is mycoplasma infection in women. If women are infected with mycoplasma, it may induce cervical erosion, adnexitis, etc., which can easily lead to infertility. Even if pregnancy occurs, it can easily cause miscarriage or ectopic pregnancy, or lead to embryonic malformation in early pregnancy, miscarriage, fetal malformation in the middle and late stages, stillbirth, etc.

Therefore, if you are found to have mycoplasma infection, it is recommended not to have a baby yet. You must actively cooperate with the treatment and consider pregnancy after you are cured.