Mycoplasma Hominis, Culture & Sensitivity

Mycoplasma hominis are frequently isolated from the cervical and vaginal tracts of women. Mycoplasma hominis has been associated with a number of clinically significant infections, although it is also part of the normal genital flora. Although Mycoplasma hominis may be a co-factor in bacterial vaginosis, it has otherwise not been implicated as a cause of lower tract disease.