A little known STD shows resistance to antibiotics and worries European doctors

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On the website of the British Association of Sexual Health, spokesperson Paddy Horner explained that Mycoplasma badium is treated with antibiotics, but until recently, there was no commercially available test. "The disease has been misdiagnosed as chlamydia and treated as such. This does not cure the infection but rather causes antimicrobial resistance in infected patients. "

Prevent the spread of the disease, which already affects 1 in every 100 people in the European country, local health authorities have launched new guidelines for prevention and improved treatment effectiveness.

During the development of the study, 169 badual health experts were heard – among their recommendations are the best control of antibiotic resistance, finding the most accurate diagnosis and reducing treatment costs.

"Resources are urgently needed for the antimicrobial resistance test available for women at high risk of infertility We directly ask the government to"

Mycoplasma badium Mycoplasma badium is a badually transmitted bacterium without a condom and may affect both men and women.

Although it is asymptomatic in some cases, this STD can cause inflammation in the urethra of men, causing pain during urination and the Outflow of penile secretions.According to the BBC, the Ministry of Health is monitoring the bacterium for both the increase in the number of bacteria in the body and for the infection of the reproductive organs.

But since his notification Is not compulsory in the country, there is no exact number of victims in the country – only regional studies showing that Mycoplasma badium is less frequent

Prevention [19659016] Condom use (male and female condom) remains the most effective way to protect against badually transmitted diseases. It should be remembered that both are provided free of charge in all SUS health units.

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