Mycoplasma Test (Promote Early Detection Of Hidden Genital Infections)

· Those in Tokyo looking for a test to check Mycoplasma, Ureaplasma, or Trichomonas.
· Those with genital symptoms like unusual discharge, itching, burning, or pelvic pain.
· Those with a history of unprotected sex.
· Those who want to undergo IVF, IUI, or other fertility treatments.
· Those who wish to protect their sexual and reproductive health.

Mycoplasma Test is a diagnostic tool used to detect infections that often affect the genital and urinary systems. These infections are caused by microorganisms such as Mycoplasma genitalium, Ureaplasma urealyticum, Ureaplasma parvum, and Trichomonas vaginalis. These organisms can be sexually transmitted and may lead to conditions such as urethritis, vaginitis, pelvic inflammatory disease (PID), prostatitis, infertility, or complications during pregnancy. In many cases, these infections present few or no symptoms, making routine testing essential for early detection and treatment.

This testing panel uses modern methods like PCR (Polymerase Chain Reaction) and bacterial culture to accurately identify these pathogens. PCR detects the genetic material of the organisms, offering rapid and sensitive results, while culture involves growing the bacteria in a lab to confirm its presence. Together, these tests provide a clear picture of microbial presence and activity in the genital tract. Testing is commonly performed using urine samples, cervical swabs, urethral swabs, or vaginal swabs, depending on the suspected infection and the method of detection chosen. These tests are widely used in reproductive health care, STI screening programs, and pre-treatment assessments for fertility procedures.

Mycoplasma Test typically begins with a short consultation by the doctor at our affiliated clinic to determine the appropriate type of sample required based on symptoms or the purpose of screening. Sample collection usually takes about 10 to 15 minutes and does not require any local anesthesia. For most cases, a urine sample, vaginal swab, cervical swab, or urethral swab is collected. In women, a speculum may be gently inserted to allow accurate swabbing of the cervix or vaginal walls. In men, urine samples or a light urethral swab is often sufficient.

Once the sample is collected, it is sent to the laboratory for analysis. For Mycoplasma genitalium and Trichomonas vaginalis, PCR (Polymerase Chain Reaction) is commonly used to detect the presence of bacterial or parasite DNA, allowing for fast and highly sensitive results. For Ureaplasma, a culture method may be applied, where the bacteria are grown in controlled conditions to confirm infection. In some cases, both methods are used for comprehensive accuracy.

There is no downtime after the sample collection, and normal daily activities can be resumed immediately. Mild discomfort may be experienced during swab collection and results are usually available within 3 to 7 working days. Once results are ready, a follow-up visit will be arranged by the doctor at our affiliated clinic along with advice if treatment or further evaluation is necessary.

1. Consultation will be conducted with the doctor.
2. A sample will be collected using either a urine test, vaginal swab, cervical swab, or urethral swab, depending on the consultation.
3. The samples will be sent to the laboratory.
4. A follow-up visit will be scheduled by the doctor for results analysis.

<Advantages>
· Detects infections early
· Prevents the spread of sexually transmitted infections to partners
· Protects reproductive health
· Reduces the risks of pelvic inflammatory disease, chronic pain, or miscarriage
· Supports fertility treatments
· Enhances sexual health
· Strengthens immune response

<Limitations>
· Results may be influenced by factors such as timing of sample collection, type of specimen, recent antibiotic use, low bacterial load, or interference from other infections or contamination

· Refrain from using vaginal creams, lubricants, or douching at least 2 days before the test
· Avoid sexual intercourse for 1 to 2 days before the test
· Inform doctor for any on-going medications and medical conditions

Q1: How are samples collected during Mycoplasma Test?
A1: The samples collected during Mycoplasma Test may be through a urine test, vaginal swab, cervical swab, urethral swab. The process usually takes 10 to 15 minutes.

Q2: Is Mycoplasma Test safe during pregnancy?
A2: Yes, Mycoplasma Test is safe during pregnancy and may be recommended to reduce the risk of miscarriage, preterm birth, or infections in the newborn.

Q3: Is Mycoplasma Test safe for patients with IUDs or implants?
A3: Yes, Mycoplasma Test is safe to be taken even if the patients have an IUD or hormonal implant. The sample will be collected gently to avoid disturbance.

Q4: Is there any downtime after Mycoplasma Test?
A4: No, there is no downtime after Mycoplasma Test. Patients can return to work, school, or daily activities immediately after the test. There is no need for rest or recovery unless advised by the doctor at our affiliated clinic.

Q5: Is Mycoplasma Test safe?
A5: Yes, Mycoplasma Test is generally safe, as the test is safe, low-risk and commonly performed. There are no major risks or side effects after the test.

[Clinic Name] Bianca Clinic Ginza
[Location] Tokyo, Japan
[Nearest Station/ Nearest Tourist Destination] 5 mins drive from Tokyo Station, Ginza Sony Park, as well as many other attractions nearby
[Clinic Opening Time] Monday to Sunday (10:00AM - 7:00PM)

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