Mycoplasma Genitalium: What is this sexually transmitted infection and what are the symptoms? – Telegraph

Experts warn that it is an infection with sexually transmitted diseases Mycoplasma genitalium (MG) can be distributed very quickly in large quantities.

Therefore, experts advise everyone to use condoms during sex to prevent the spread of the disease.

According to British health experts, MG often goes unnoticed and can develop resistance to antibiotics.

How do you know if you have MG?

Sexual health experts believe that MG often goes undiagnosed and in most cases the symptoms are similar to those of chlamydia.

What are the symptoms?

There are often no symptoms with MG. However, when patients do experience symptoms, they are often similar to the symptoms of chlamydia and gonorrhea.

British experts say that if the spread of the infection is not prevented, around 3,000 women in the UK alone suffering from Mg-related pelvic inflammatory disease could be at increased risk of infertility.

Symptoms in men:
– Water “leaks” from the penis
– Burning, pain and stinging when urinating

Symptoms in women:
– Pain during sex
– Bleeding after sex
– Pain below the navel. /Telegraph/