A review: The study of pathogenic bacteria that cause antibiotic-resistant cervical ulcers in young women

Abstract

Cervicitis is the medical term for infection of the cervix in females. usually spread sexually. Upper vaginal tract issues can result from the silent infection cervicitis, which is typically asymptomatic. Increasing vaginal discharge, whether or not there is vaginal bleeding, is the most significant. The microorganisms known to cause cervicitis include the genus Chlamydia trachomatis, Neisseria gonorrhea, and Mycoplasma genitalium. molecular methods and cultures are used to determine the diagnosis. the females who are most likely to contract these diseases.