Objective To have knowledge about the situation of mycoplasma and chlamydia infections in local female patients with inflammation of genitourinary tracts and sensitivity of mycoplasma to antibiotics

and to probe into changes in the drug tolerance so as to provide a reference for rational clinical drug use.Method Results of mycoplasma and chlamydia detection in cervical secretions of 610cases of female patients with genitourinary tract infection detected in our Hospital from January

2012to February

2013and sensitivity test for mycoplasma drugs were retrospectively analyzed.Identification of mycoplasma and drug sensitivity were conducted using the method for microbiological detection

and chlamydia was detected using the colloidal gold method.Results There were 252cases detected who had positive mycoplasma with a positive rate of 41.3%

among which 222cases had simple ureaplasma urealyticum（Uu）（88.1%）

16cases had ureaplasma urealyticum combined with mycoplasma hominis（Mh）（6.4%）

2cases had mycoplasma hominis（0.8%）and 12cases had ureaplasma urealyticum combined with chlamydia infection（4.8%）.There were 48cases detected who had positive chlamydia with a positive rate of 7.9%

among which 36cases had simple chlamydia infection（75.0%）

and 12cases had ureaplasma urealyticum combined with chlamydia infection（25.0%）.Doxycycline

josamycin

minocycline and clarithromycin had a relatively high drug sensitivity

which was followed by tetracycline;norfloxacin

azithromycin

ofloxacin and erythromycin had relatively low sensitivity.Conclusion Mycoplasma infections in female genital tracts of this area are mainly Uu

and doxycycline

josamycin

minocycline and clarithromycin can be preferred drugs in the treatment of mycoplasma infections in female genitourinary tracts.