XXXX and @entity12726 infections in male @entity6369 and its complications.

@entity1 @entity6369 @entity3892 @entity5132 @entity281 @entity21586 @entity3833 @entity158 @entity11739 @entity21 @entity12726 @entity5940
PURPOSE: The aim of this study was to estimate the incidence of @entity5940 and @entity12726 infections among @entity1 with @entity6369 and its complications. MATERIAL AND METHODS: Material for analysis were urethral swabs and @entity21 . @entity5940 IST 2 kit was applied to diagnose @entity281 . All @entity1 were additionaly tested for @entity11739 , @entity5132 and @entity21586 and Gram stain specimens were obtained to identify the presence of PMN. RESULTS: @entity12726 was detected in 57/390 (14.6%), and @entity5940 in 4/390 (1%) @entity1 . Exclusive @entity12726 infection was found in 45 (11.5%) @entity1 , and only 2 @entity1 had exclusive @entity5940 infection. @entity12726 infection the most frequently coexisted with @entity11739 --5 (8.8%), next with @entity5132 --4 (7%) and @entity5940 --2 (3.5%) infections. Mycoplasmal infections were the most frequently found in @entity1 aged 30 to 39 (35.1%) diagnosed with @entity3892 (29.2%). The most commonly reported symptom was @entity3833 . CONCLUSIONS: @entity12726 is the common pathogen among @entity1 with @entity6369 and its complications. The most common symptoms in @entity12726 @entity1 were: @entity3833 , @entity158 and urethrorrhoea, however, clinical symptoms are not frequently observed.
