Some researchers think these bacteria play a role in infertility and miscarriage, but it remains unclear how or why it may impact some people but not others.

I used to do the test, but couldn’t see any difference in outcomes, and found that the mycoplasma treatments went on too long and can only be treated with a few antibiotics…so I stopped.

However, researchers are still studying what mycoplasma and ureaplasma mean for your reproductive health. So if your doctors are concerned, they aren’t alone in that regard.

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