<unk> s have a triple-layered membrane and lack a cell wall. Therefore<unk> s are not affected by penicillins and other antibiotics that interfere with the cell wall synthesis. The growth of<unk> s in their host is inhibited by other broad-spectrum antibiotics. These broad-spectrum antibiotics inhibit the multiplication of the<unk>  but does not kill them. Tetracyclines, macrolides, ketolides, quinolones are used to treat<unk>  infections. In addition to the penicillins,<unk> s are resistant to rifampicin.<unk> s may be difficult to eradicate from human or animal hosts or from cell cultures by antibiotic treatment because of resistance to the antibiotic, or because it does not kill the<unk>  cell.<unk>  cells are able to invade the cells of their hosts.
Mycoplasma hominis infection
Acanthamoeba infection
Aerobic vaginitis
Vulvar intraepithelial neoplasia
Trichomoniasis
Trichinosis
Human papillomavirus infection
Vaginal yeast infection