Health Information - Med Help
Forums
Health Tools
Health Information
Experts
My MedHelp
STDS COMMUNITY
UREAPLASMA
Post a Question
<
Back to Forum
By
Wlad
|
Dec 02, 2008
1 Comment
UREAPLASMA
Recently, my girlfriend was positive for ureaplasma urealyticom/parvum. She'd a yellowish
discharge
Abnormal discharge from the nipple
Ear discharge
Eye burning - itching and discharge
Nasal discharge
Nipple discharge - abnormal
Urethral discharge culture
Vaginal discharge
and it was a very itchy discomfort. She's been medicated with antibiotics following the normal procedure here in Brazil.
I know that ureaplasma are present in the vagina. Was this situation sexually transmitted? Should I be tested?
Tks
Related Discussions
Ureaplamsa diagnosis
(2 replies):
Hello, I'm a 27 year old female living in the UK and rec...
[more]
Ureaplasma
(7 replies):
Hello Doctors, I am a 31yr old male, married and liv...
[more]
ureaplasma infections
(2 replies):
Dear doctor, i had ureaplasma infection and i got treat...
[more]
Ureaplasma spp.
(1 replies):
Dear Doctor, Please clarify one thing about Ureaplasm...
[more]
Ureaplasma and NSU
(1 replies):
Dear Sir, I recently got tested for a whole range of ...
[more]
1 Comment
Post a Comment
auntiejessi
Dec 02, 2008
You can be, but I don't know that it will change anything. It might be helpful to know if you have it too.
Parvum isn't an std - its a parasite that can cause diarrhea, etc.
Aj
Have an STDs question?
100,000+ doctor answers
Ask Now
Featured Videos
Human Papillomavirus (HPV)
Herpes
Post a Comment
To
Comment
Message exceeded the 8000 character limit
Post A Comment
Add to watch list
Join this community
Today's Pulse
Choosing the Best Birth Control Method for You
How do you keep things safer between the sheets? We explore your options.
See all articles
Can You Get HIV By Doing This?
Can HIV be transmitted through this sexual activity? Dr. Jose Gonzalez-Garcia answers this commonly-asked question.
See all articles
Anti-HIV Treatment Markedly Reduces Sexual Transmission
A breakthrough study discovers how to reduce risk of HIV transmission by 95 percent.
See all articles
Can I Get HIV Through Oral Sex?
Dr. Jose Gonzalez-Garcia provides insight to the most commonly asked question about the transfer of HIV between partners.
See all articles
What's the Best HIV Test?
Dr. Jose Gonzalez-Garcia explains several testing options, including new methods that allow for the early detection of HIV.
See all articles
Login
|
Free Membership
|
Connect
Go
Hepatitis C Tracker
Log viral load & symptoms
Start Tracking Now
Popular Resources
8 Surprisingly Bad Foods for Your Heart
Avoid these 8 hard-on-your heart foods.
Top 10 Thyroid Disease Myths Busted
10 common thyroid myths debunked
Warning Signs of Depression
15 signs that it’s more than just the blues
20 Freaky Body Facts
We take a look at 20 common human body quirks.
15 Moves to Lose Belly Fat
Banish belly rolls for good with these easy moves to sculpt strong, sexy abs
MedHelp Health Answers
Type your medical question here
Submit
Related Tags
oral sex
negative
risk
penis
Warts
vaginal
STD
sex
help
unprotected
HIV
worried
swollen
Gonorrhea
Vagina
Oral
syphilis
STDs
HPV
Herpes
oral sex and stds
Chlamydia
symptom
test
red
infections
bumps
Pain
rash
Blood
Related Forums
Communities
Experts
Groups
Chlamydia
Herpes
HIV Prevention
HIV, Living With
Human Papillomavirus (HPV)
Penis Cancer
Herpes
HIV - International
HIV Prevention
STDs
STDs - International
HIV Anxiety Support
HIV LETS TALK
Worried About HIV Support
HPV Anonymous
Top STDs Answerers
JessyJames2010
CA
Vance2335
Buffalo, NY
gracefromHHP
PA
shaken2core
soscared872
vix8
Learn about top answerers
Most Popular Trackers
Mood Tracker
Weight Tracker
Water Consumption Tracker
RSS
Expert Activity
What's the Best Type of Mattress?
9 hrs ago by
Adam Tanase, D.C.
Diabetics Are Twice as Likely to Ha...
15 hrs ago by
Cindy Beyer, Au.D.
Meditation Benefits- Mindful Based ...
Feb 09 by
Michael Gonzalez-Wallace
Most Viewed Health Pages
What you need to know about genital herpes but were...
All the HPV info you could ever need
Clearing Up Confusion about HPV Types
Chlamydia FAQs
Gonorrhea FAQs