British health authorities publish guidelines to recognize it

Despite its small size, the Mycoplasma badium has all the characteristics to become the next [superbugate] for which we will need new treatments to counteract it. This is because the microorganism could soon resist any type of antibiotic, especially if it is not treated with proper attention. The bacterium is spreading in the UK and, in this regard, the British Association for Sexual Health and HIV (British Association for Sexual Health and HIV) has published a document containing the lines updated guidelines for 2018 so that everyone knows how to recognize it

Alarm in the United Kingdom: Mycoplasma badium spreads

The BASHH The British Association for Sexual Health and HIV, triggered a real alarm regarding the spread of Mycoplasma badium in the United Kingdom.

At the present time, it is thought that it affects at most 1% or 2% of the British population, which is very worrying. Although the percentage may seem rather low, especially due to the fact that other diseases have a much larger spread, the data is alarming because it is a bacteria that could soon cause quite a lot of problems.

This is because you notice that the microorganism is becoming more resistant to antibiotic treatment [VIDEO] and it is thought that even macrolides will soon be ineffective: this will obviously not not stop its spread, which goes through baduality. It is precisely for this reason that BASHH spokesman, Peter Greenhouse, said: "The population must be informed of this bacterium; to protect oneself, one must use the condoms & # 39;

In addition, he stated that often incorrect treatment is used, especially because doctors can confuse it with other diseases, such as chlamydia. The risks of misdiagnosis tend to increase because not all hospitals are equipped to perform the specific test that has been developed in recent years by research.

How to recognize Mycoplasma badium [19659003] Given the possible danger of Mycoplasma badium especially if it is not precisely treated making it immune to the strongest antibiotic treatment , The British Association for Sexual Health and HIV has published some useful guidelines for recognizing the superbug. Although, in most cases, the subject may be asymptomatic, some clues may be related to the development of a bacterial infection. For men, the most common symptoms are: urethral secretion; difficulty urinating ; irritation of intimate areas; acute, persistent and recurrent urethritis; balanitis.

If mycoplasma badium [VIDEO] is not treated promptly, it is possible to have complications such as reactive arthritis and epididymitis

The female symptoms are: dysuria; postcoital bleeding; cervicitis ; inter menstrual bleeding; pain in the lower abdominal area. In this case too, some complications were recorded such as pelvic inflammation, infertility and premature birth