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How do you approach a persistently positive Mycoplasma genitalium cervical swab PCR in a patient who has undergone multiple courses of the standard CDC-recommended therapy but continues to experience pelvic symptoms and vaginal discharge?

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Infectious Disease · University of Washington Center for AIDS and STD

This is a tough one. The first question is whether M. genitalium is in fact the cause of the problem. The second is what "pelvic symptoms" she has. Is a gynecologist involved? If suspicious for PID -- e.g., adnexal and/or uterine tenderness on bimanual exam -- the diagnosis should be confirmed at le...

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Infectious Disease · Cooperman Barnabas Medical Center

With caution.

Sorry, couldn't resist.

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