Is there any hope for mycoplasma resistance?

After mycoplasma infection occurs, antibacterial drugs are needed for treatment. The use of such drugs requires prior testing for drug resistance and sensitivity. It is normal for some patients to develop resistance to some drugs, and other drugs can be used as substitutes. However, some patients develop resistance to all drugs. So, is there any hope for mycoplasma that is completely resistant to drugs? Let’s take a look below.

It may be caused by inspection errors, which generally will not lead to complete drug resistance. It is recommended that you go to a higher-level hospital for a reexamination to determine the reliability of the test results. If the results are indeed true, you can also consider traditional Chinese medicine treatment or a combination of Chinese and Western medicine.

Traditional Chinese medicine can also cure mycoplasma infection, so don't be vague. I have been practicing medicine for decades and have seen and treated many cases. As long as the patient explains his condition carefully and strictly demands himself during the medication period, that is to say, during the treatment period, there are still many dietary taboos and precautions. This requires the patient to strictly cooperate, otherwise, no matter how appropriate the medicine is, it will not achieve the ideal therapeutic effect.

The disadvantages of traditional Chinese medicine are that it takes a long time for the effects to develop and it is troublesome to boil the medicine. However, its advantages are unmatched by Western antibiotics and Chinese patent medicines. Because Chinese medicine is a comprehensive conditioning, it not only takes care of the discomfort in your lower body, but also the discomfort in other parts of your body, such as: abnormal bowel movements, general fatigue, irritability, poor appetite, excessive vaginal discharge, strong odor, strong urine odor, abnormal urination, stinging, etc. can all be treated together.

Many people are prejudiced against traditional Chinese medicine. It is foolish to think that traditional Chinese medicine has no basis. Before Western medicine was introduced to China, traditional Chinese medical scientists still used Chinese herbal medicine to treat diseases. Whether it is a minor cold or fever or a major and complicated illness, Chinese herbal medicine is indispensable.

Science does not exclude experience, nor does it exclude systematic understanding of problems. Western medicine is a master of deconstruction, while Chinese medicine is a master of integration, and each has its own strengths. However, when Western medicine is at its dead end, Chinese medicine comes to the rescue.