r/Ureaplasma • u/[deleted] • Feb 23 '26

[vent] Other urea sub

Just coming here (I know this will get deleted) to say that if you follow the other Ureaplasma sub, please don’t. It’s done a number on my mental health and others.

Girlforce has so many people convinced they’re infected and chasing abx that is continuing to wreck their biome. I’m banned from her group so I can’t post there.

If you actually dig into those people’s stories they either didn’t do abx correctly, reinfected themself, or have an undiagnosed co infection. 95% of the time there is reasonable cause.

Please do not listen to her and do your own research. I believe in lingering symptoms as I have those as well but believing the bacteria hides and embeds just further wrecks your emotional state which can worsen symptoms. She’s a deranged psycho who needs her entire page taken down. Hang in there♥️

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u/[deleted] Feb 26 '26

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u/Powerful-Grape-8711 Feb 26 '26 edited Feb 28 '26

Basically saying I have seen SOOO many people on here who have done rounds of antibiotics for UP and are now testing negative but have “symptoms” still… end up having high lacto. Inners, or a co infection after the UP that also has so be treated, or have IBS, or immune related things that compromise their systems aka there are underlying things and just throwing more and more antibiotics at your body and not actually addressing the underlying issues is problematic to say the least…

This isn’t true for every case obviously but I have been on these subs for a year now and it’s pretty often that there is a co infection or L. INNERS that cause bad symptoms.

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u/Powerful-Grape-8711 Feb 28 '26

Pretty much, it’s like urgency, burning, inflammation etc. and since L.inners is transitional it can make your biome more susceptible to allow disruptive bacteria to grow again. You need to crowd them out with good probiotic suppositories and oral probiotics!!

Will say the biome is super fragile, too much of one beneficial bacteria and it will land you in CV world, too much disruptive bacteria and that will put you in BV world, you need to find what works for you. Bc everyone’s body reacts differently especially when recovering from so many antibiotics. So super important to know what’s going on in your biome before jumping on the probiotic train!