Is it painful to test for mycoplasma in men?

For men, if mycoplasma infection occurs, timely examination should be carried out. During the examination, prostate fluid needs to be extracted, blood tests need to be performed, and mycoplasma culture needs to be performed. The examination will not cause pain. For men in daily life, many mycoplasma infections are transmitted through sexual intercourse, so you must pay attention to the safety of your sexual life.

Mycoplasma infection detection method:

1. Routine blood test: Peripheral white blood cell count is generally normal, with an increase in eosinophils.

2. Direct smear microscopy: Take specimens from pharyngeal secretions, sputum, respiratory membranes or other parts for smear.

3. Rapid antigen test: Monoclonal antibody direct immunofluorescence method is often used to detect Chlamydia in specimens.

Mycoplasma infection inspection matters needing attention:

1. Mycoplasma antibody testing is the main means of diagnosing mycoplasma infection, but it must be combined with the clinical characteristics of the child's disease. Mycoplasma infection cannot be confirmed solely based on a positive antibody test. If the child's condition does not improve after 3-5 days of mycoplasma treatment, the diagnosis should be considered incorrect and the doctor should be given timely feedback on treatment information.

2. If the child has an allergic constitution, such as severe eczema when he was a child, recurrent urticaria, allergic rhinitis, etc., if the child coughs for more than a week after a cold and does not improve or has wheezing, you should highly suspect the possibility of asthma or allergic cough. Don't take antibiotics blindly.

3. Mycoplasma infection does not tend to recur, and the course of treatment with macrolide antibiotics is sufficient for 2-3 weeks, and it does not require continuous medication. Take 3 days and stop 4 days, or take 5 days and stop 5 days (that is, take three days and stop four days, or take five days and stop five days. One course of treatment should not exceed one week. Then use one of the methods provided above.) Do not extend the treatment time, otherwise long-term medication will bring many side effects.

Mycoplasma infection dietary taboos

1. Avoid high-protein diet: The main components of lean meat, fish and eggs are protein. 1 gram of protein absorbs 18 ml of water in the body, and the final product of protein metabolism is urea. If children eat more protein, their urea excretion will also increase accordingly. For every 300 mg of urea excreted, at least 20 ml of water will be taken away. Therefore, children with high fever and dehydration should avoid high-protein diets, and appropriate supplements can be given in the later stages of the disease to improve their physical fitness.

2. Drinking tea: Children with pneumonia often have fever and should avoid drinking tea. Because the theacrine in tea can excite the central nervous system, it can keep the brain in an excited state, and can also speed up the pulse and raise blood pressure. When you have a fever, your body is in an excited stage where good and evil are fighting each other, and your pulse is faster. Drinking tea will stimulate the myocardium and increase consumption. This will not only fail to reduce the fever, but on the contrary will increase the body temperature and induce other diseases. In addition, the tannic acid in tea has an astringent effect. Chinese medicine believes that it is not conducive to the dissipation of evil spirits on the skin surface and is also not suitable for children with fever.

3. Eat foods high in sugars: Sugar is a calorie supplement with a simple function and basically contains no other nutrients. If children with pneumonia eat too much sugar, the bactericidal effect of white blood cells in the body will be inhibited. The more sugar they eat, the more obvious the inhibition will be, which will aggravate the condition.

4. Greasy and heavy foods: Children with pneumonia often have low digestive function. If they eat greasy and heavy foods, their digestive function will be further affected and the necessary nutrients will not be replenished in time, resulting in reduced disease resistance. Therefore, it is not advisable to eat greasy foods such as cod liver oil, pine egg yolk, crab roe, phoenix tail fish, crucian carp roe, and animal offal. If you drink milk, you should remove the upper oil film, and nursing mothers should eat less greasy food to avoid aggravating the condition.