Doctors warn of "super bacteria" responsible for infertility

According to experts published on the website of the Society, mycoplasma genitalium-M bacteria. The genital lives in the urinary and reproductive organs of the human and is transmitted from one person to another through sexual intercourse. These bacteria can cause inflammation in the urethra, uterus and fallopian tubes, and these infections can eventually lead to infertility.

The symptoms of infections caused by M. Genitalium are very similar to those caused by other bacteria, such as chlamydia, that can adapt to many drugs used in the treatment of chlamydia, for example. According to the researchers, the ability of these bacteria to adapt quickly makes them "super bacteria" where researchers believe that it is possible to slow down the adaptation of drugs by testing for all patients with different sexual diseases, but these tests are not currently being performed. Practitioners rarely advise patients to do this.

Scientists have anticipated the emergence of "super-bacteria" soon in India, because various antibiotics, including banned, which have not yet been tested, are sold there without control , which undermines all efforts to combat the increase in resistance to.