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The Relationships between Ureaplasma Urealyticum and Female Reproductive Track Diseases

Yang Xiu-qu

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Ureaplasma Urealyticum(UU) parasitizes mainly in genitourinary tract and genital gland,which is a major pathogic biology infecting in genitourinary system and causing human infertility,and a common etiology in sexually transmitted disease(STD).This article reviewed the biology characteristics,pathogenicity,the relationship between of UU and common female reproductive track diseases,its diagnosis and therapy.

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Ureaplasma Urealyticum(UU) parasitizes mainly in genitourinary tract and genital gland,which is a major pathogic biology infecting in genitourinary system and causing human infertility,and a common etiology in sexually transmitted disease(STD).This article reviewed the biology characteristics,pathogenicity,the relationship between of UU and common female reproductive track diseases,its diagnosis and therapy.

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Ureaplasma Urealyticum(UU) parasitizes mainly in genitourinary tract and genital gland,which is a major pathogic biology infecting in genitourinary system and causing human infertility,and a common etiology in sexually transmitted disease(STD).This article reviewed the biology characteristics,pathogenicity,the relationship between of UU and common female reproductive track diseases,its diagnosis and therapy.

Key concepts: Ureaplasma urealyticum, Genitourinary system, Etiology, Infertility, Biology, Disease, Sex organ, Pathogenicity

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