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Mycoplasma hominis is a group of bacteria that are parasitic in the human body. When the amount of bacteria in the body increases, it can cause diseases like pneumonia, sexually transmitted diseases and other overall health consequences. The Mycoplasma hominis PCR test is the primary method for diagnosing whether a person has Mycoplasma bacteria or not.
1. What is Mycoplasma hominis?
Mycoplasma hominis is a group of bacteria commonly found in the lining of the mouth, throat and genital tract in both men and women. An infection occurs if the amount of this bacteria in the body increases. Unlike common bacteria, mycoplasma hominis is a type that can only be observed on a black background microscope or an electron microscope.
Mycoplasma hominis bacteria can reside in many places on the body and cause different conditions, including: Pneumonia or sexually transmitted diseases in both men and women...For women pregnancy, Mycoplasma hominis can cause pelvic inflammatory disease and lead to miscarriage. In particular, if a pregnant woman has a genital infection caused by this bacterium, when she is born, the baby may have septicemia or meningitis...
To diagnose the cause of diseases caused by mycoplasma hominis , doctors usually assign patients to do the Mycoplasma hominis PCR test from samples of throat fluid, pus, and serum.
2. Mycoplasma hominis PCR test
Mycoplasma hominis PCR test is indicated to detect the presence of Mycoplasma hominis DNA in patient samples. The person performing the test and reading the results must be trained and certified or certified staff in microbiology.
Mycoplasma hominis PCR test to identify strains of Mycoplasma hominis by PCR method is evaluated as one of the techniques with high sensitivity and specificity, highly recommended for use in specialized medical facilities for diagnosis. Diagnosis of sexually transmitted diseases.
Specimens used in the Mycoplasma hominis PCR test can be cervical fluid, urethral fluid, etc. of a person suspected of having the cause of Mycoplasma hominis.
The patient's specimen will have a positive reaction when the PCR product is a single, clear, unbroken specific band. Specimens have a negative reaction if there is no PCR product line with the size corresponding to the target gene fragment to be amplified.
If Mycoplasma hominis PCR test results give false positives, it may be caused by environmental contamination. If the specimen gives a false negative result, it may be because the PCR reaction is inhibited.
In short, if you want to get accurate results, you need to go to a reputable medical facility with modern equipment to conduct the Mycoplasma hominis PCR test. Currently, the Laboratory - Vinmec International General Hospital is one of the leading prestigious addresses in the country, trusted by many patients. Thanks to the use of modern machines and equipment to check and analyze patient samples, it has provided accurate information and indicators, helping doctors to assess the general health status of patients. testing, early detection of disease and timely treatment plan. In particular, with a space designed according to 5-star hotel standards, Vinmec guarantees to bring patients the most comfort, friendliness and peace of mind when visiting and receiving treatment at the hospital.
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