The genital germ can become a "supernatural germ" – Spider Alankabout – Lebanon News – Australia News

Health experts say that a genome called Mycoplasma badium, or MG, could become a supernatural germ unless people are more cautious and vigilant towards them.

They say that they often have no symptoms, but that they cause inflammation in the pelvis, which can lead to infertility in women.

The British Society for Sexuality and Immunodeficiency Syndrome (AIDS) is in the process of writing new guidelines on the health of this microbe that could develop resistance to antibiotics when it is misdiagnosed and badly treated.

The new health guidelines emphasize the optimal surveillance and treatment of germs.

What is the mycoplasma genus?

is a type of bacteria that causes penile inflammation in humans, and whose excretion and urination become painful.

In women, it can cause bad inflammation, such as the uterus and the fallopian tube, and can sometimes cause fever and bleeding.

But if condoms, if used properly, can prevent infection by this germ, preventive measures are needed when having bad with someone who has it.

The British Society for Sexually Transmitted Diseases is "really worried": the virus does not have permanent symptoms, it is difficult for doctors to detect some of its symptoms, misdiagnosed and mixed with others badually transmitted diseases such as chlamydia.

More recently, tests have been developed for the diagnosis of germs, but they are not available in all clinics although doctors can send samples to the Public Health Commission in England for diagnostic results.

Antibiotics can be treated with antibiotics, but the infection develops resistance to some of these drugs.

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But another group of antibiotics, called azithromycin, still works well in most cases.

Peter Greenhouse, consultant on badually transmitted diseases at the University of Bristol and a member of the British Society for Sexuality and Immunodeficiency Syndrome (AIDS), urged people to take precautions .

saying that the disease is another good reason to actually use condoms.

"Out of Control"

Paddy Horner, co-author of the guidelines, said, "The new health guidelines have been updated because we can not continue the practice. We have followed this approach over the past 15 years, probably in the case of a public health emergency if the germ becomes a supernatural germ. "

" Our guidelines advise patients with symptoms to undergo a test thoroughly, then to make sure that they have been completely treated. "

and emphasized "the need to provide the necessary resources to ensure that bacterial resistance tests and the appropriate diagnosis of the disease in women at high risk of infertility."

The Public Health Authority of England says that tests are available to diagnose the germ and all other symptoms of drug resistance.

Helen Feaver, consultant on bacterial diseases at the Office of Public Health, welcomed the new guidelines.

"If you have symptoms of badually transmitted diseases, we recommend that you get tested at your local bad clinic."