mycoplasma

How is Mycoplasma Diagnosed?

Diagnosis is often clinical, based on symptoms and patient history. Laboratory tests can confirm the diagnosis and include:
PCR (polymerase chain reaction) testing
Serological tests to detect antibodies
Chest X-rays in cases of pneumonia

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