What you should know about mycoplasma genitalium - Online interview

Mycoplasma genitalium, a sexually transmitted bacterium, may be asymptomatic but can also cause irritation and discharge amongst other symptoms.
In our latest online interview, highly respected general practitioner Dr Wayne Cottrell, who specialises in sexual health services, shares his expert insight on mycoplasma genitalium, including how it is transmitted and the importance of undergoing treatment.
00:00 What is mycoplasma genitalium and how is it transmitted?
00:43 How different is mycoplasma genitalium from chlamydia?
01:13 Does mycoplasma genitalium have symptoms? What can happen if it is left untreated?
02:29 What does treatment for mycoplasma genitalium involve? Can mycoplasma genitalium be antibiotic-resistant?
03:28 What steps can people take to protect themselves from reinfection?
If you are interested in booking a consultation with Dr Cottrell, you can do so today by visiting his Top Doctors profile: www.topdoctors.co.uk/doctor/w...
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[@funny11744]

Question : DOES THE MICOPLASMA PENETRATES THROUGH THE BODY SKIN ( HANDS, FOOT)

[@TheWiseDJ]

Can you tell us where mycoplasma genitalium comes from? For example it's said the e.coli lives in the digestive tract of mammals and plays a role in the process of metabolizing carbohydrates. It's understood that certain bacteria are responsible, however, we are virtually never told where they come from.
Thank You

[@anhumblemessengerofthelawo3858]

They come from the One Infinite Creator

[@TheWiseDJ]

@@anhumblemessengerofthelawo3858 just like e.coli. E.coli also lives in the digestive tract.

[@foxpuddles]

How strange. Never heard of this until a podcast

[@milosvalenta7909]

if a woman test negative on her mycoplasma test can she still have eoroplasma or does a negative mycoplasma test trump it

[@thomasneedham1224]

You must test separately for ureaplasma