Check Respiratory Mucosal Immunity

Positive Result: A positive result means that the body has been exposed to this bacterium, which may suggest the presence of pneumonia or another related respiratory infection.

• Individuals with respiratory symptoms: such as persistent cough, fever, or shortness of breath, especially if symptoms are worsening.
• Children and young adults: as they are more susceptible to Mycoplasma pneumoniae infection.
• People exposed to known infection sources: or during outbreaks in schools or group settings.
• Individuals with a history of recurrent lung infections: to identify the possible underlying cause.
• People with weakened immune systems: who may be more prone to respiratory complications.

• Persistent cough: which may be dry or accompanied by mucus.
• Fever: a rise in temperature that may last for several days.
• Shortness of breath: difficulty breathing or feeling uncomfortable while breathing.
• Chest pain: a feeling of pain or pressure during breathing or coughing.
• General fatigue: constant tiredness or overall weakness.
• Sore throat: which may be accompanied by redness or swelling.

• Negative Result: Indicates the absence of IgA antibodies in the sample, suggesting no active infection or immune response.
• Positive Result: Indicates the presence of IgA antibodies, meaning the body has been exposed to Mycoplasma pneumoniae either in the past or currently.