Mycoplasma Hominis symptoms

Mycoplasma Hominis symptoms in females

Females are more commonly symptomatic with Mycoplasma Hominis than males.

If it affects the urinary bladder, the symptoms are burning with urination and increased urgency and frequency.

If it affects the vaginal area, the symptoms can be an unusual discharge and abdominal discomfort (with pelvic inflammatory disease).

In addition to Gardnerella Vaginalis, a common cause of BV, Mycoplasma Hominis is also believed to be one of the BV causes.

Mycoplasma Hominis complications in females

Long-term Mycoplasma Hominis can affect the cervix and fallopian tubes in females, which can lead to PID (pelvic inflammatory disease) and infertility.

There is some evidence that Mycoplasma Hominis can affect pregnancy and lead to miscarriage (mid-trimester) and preterm delivery.

Rectal Mycoplasma Hominis

Mycoplasma Hominis can affect the rectal area, and it is more common among homosexual males.

The most common symptoms are:

However, most people with rectal Mycoplasma do not have any signs and symptoms.

What are the Mycoplasma Hominis throat symptoms?

Mycoplasma Hominis symptoms are infrequent and, when they happen, can be:

How soon should I expect symptoms from Mycoplasma Hominis?

The typical incubation period for Mycoplasma Hominis is 1 to 3 weeks, but it can vary from person to person. [1, 4] Mycoplasma Infections stats
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK536927/
Mycoplasma hominis, M. genitalium and Ureaplasma spp.
http://www.antimicrobe.org/m06.asp

Mycoplasma Hominis discharge?

When Mycoplasma discharge is present, whether it is penile, vaginal, or rectal, it can be white to yellowish to green-gray color. The consistency of the discharge can be from mucus-like to creamy. It can have an unusual smell.

Since Mycoplasma Hominis discharge can differ, it is not used to diagnose Mycoplasma Hominis based on discharge alone.

How do I tell if I have Mycoplasma Hominis?

Often, Mycoplasma Hominis does not cause symptoms, and only tests can detect it.

So, if you suspect infection, get tested.

How long can you have Mycoplasma Hominis without knowing it?

Mycoplasma Hominis might not cause symptoms for months and even years until it infects somebody who gets symptoms.

Does Mycoplasma feel like a UTI?

Yes. When Mycoplasma Hominis affects the urethral area, it can present with burning, urgency, and increased frequency of UTI symptoms. [4] Mycoplasma hominis, M. genitalium and Ureaplasma spp. http://www.antimicrobe.org/m06.asp

Could Mycoplasma Hominis symptoms be mistaken for other STDs

Yes. Other STDs, such as chlamydia, gonorrhea, trichomoniasis, and ureaplasma, can have similar symptoms.