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A positive Mycoplasma hominis result can raise questions even when you feel well. The key is understanding when detection represents carriage rather than disease. Mycoplasma hominis or M. hominis. There is no widely accepted everyday disease nickname; a positive finding…
Green discharge is abnormal more often than normal, but the colour still cannot determine the organism. Editorial illustration; not a clinical photograph. Plain-language names used in this guide Trichomoniasis is often called “trich”. Gonorrhea is also spelled gonorrhoea and is…
Persistent or recurrent urethritis after common causes have been considered is a particularly useful clue, but laboratory confirmation is needed. This guide explains Mycoplasma genitalium symptoms, the names you may hear, and how testing can clarify overlapping signs. Mycoplasma genitalium,…
Yellow colour alone cannot identify an infection. New yellow discharge with burning, bleeding or pelvic pain raises concern for cervicitis or an STI. Editorial illustration; not a clinical photograph. Plain-language names used in this guide Trichomoniasis is often called “trich”.…
A classically firm, round and usually painless chancre is a memorable clue; a later rash may involve the palms and soles. Neither finding should be self-diagnosed. This guide explains syphilis symptoms, the names you may hear, and how testing can…
A fishy smell is strongly associated with BV, but trichomoniasis and other causes can produce a similar complaint. Editorial illustration; not a clinical photograph. Plain-language names used in this guide Trichomoniasis is often called “trich”. Bacterial vaginosis is shortened to…
Thick white, yellow or green penile discharge can be a strong clue in symptomatic men, but it is not diagnostic and some people have no discharge. This guide explains gonorrhea symptoms, the names you may hear, and how testing can…
Odour that is new, strong or persistent deserves assessment, especially with discharge, itching, burning, pain or bleeding. Editorial illustration; not a clinical photograph. Plain-language names used in this guide Trichomoniasis is often called “trich”. Bacterial vaginosis is shortened to BV;…
There is no symptom unique to chlamydia. Its most important clinical clue is often the absence of symptoms despite exposure. This guide explains chlamydia symptoms, the names you may hear, and how testing can clarify overlapping signs. Chlamydia; chlamydial infection.…
When navigating the landscape of sexual health, many individuals focus exclusively on heavily publicized infections. However, clinical microbiologists frequently highlight a much smaller, highly evasive organism that causes significant reproductive complications: Ureaplasma. For residents living in Dubai Marina, remaining proactive…