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Do I Have Mycoplasma Genitalium?
Assessment

Do I have mycoplasma genitalium?

Have you had vaginal or anal sex with a new or recent partner?

Yes, in the last few weeks Yes, but longer ago No

Do you know or suspect a recent partner had mycoplasma genitalium or another STI?

Yes, a partner tested positive for M. genitalium A partner had another STI or urethritis symptoms No Unsure

Do any of these describe your recent situation?

This helps gauge background risk. Select all that apply.

New or multiple partners recently Sex without a condom A recent chlamydia, gonorrhoea or other STI None of these

Do you have any discharge from the penis or vagina, or none at all?

M. genitalium is often silent, so 'no symptoms' is common and doesn't rule it out.

Yes, penile (urethral) discharge Yes, abnormal vaginal discharge No discharge

Do you have burning or pain when you pass urine?

Dysuria (painful urination) is a common sign of the urethritis M. genitalium can cause.

Yes, it burns or stings A little irritation or discomfort No

Have you noticed any of these? Select all that apply.

These are the vaginal-type symptoms M. genitalium can cause; skip any that don't apply to you.

Bleeding between periods or after sex Pain during sex Ongoing pelvic or lower-abdominal discomfort None of these

Do you have lower-abdominal or pelvic pain?

In people with a vagina, M. genitalium is linked to pelvic inflammatory disease (PID).

Yes, with fever or pain during sex Yes, but mild and without fever No

Have you been treated for urethritis or an STI and had symptoms come back?

Persistent or recurrent urethritis after treatment is a classic reason to test for M. genitalium.

Yes, symptoms came back or never fully cleared I was treated and it cleared up I haven't been treated for this

If you have symptoms, how long ago did they start?

In the last few days 1–3 weeks ago More than 3 weeks ago No symptoms

Do you have pain or swelling in a testicle?

Only relevant if you have a penis.

Yes, pain and/or swelling in a testicle No

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