| pubmed-article:924103 | pubmed:abstractText | In 156 women with mycoplasmosis urogenitalis the degree of purity of the vagina was determined. In none of the patient's a first degree of purity (containing lactobacilli only) was found. This is an additional sign that mycoplasma has an optional pathogenetic importance in the female urogenital system. In order to restore a normal vaginal flora of lactobacilli, the mycoplasma has to be eliminated. | lld:pubmed |
