Laboratory Testing and Diagnosis
- Clinicians should not routinely screen for M. genitalium in asymptomatic individuals. (A3)
- Clinicians should test for M. genitalium in individuals with persistent or recurrent urethritis or cervicitis. (B2)
- When testing is indicated, clinicians should use nucleic acid amplification testing (NAAT) to diagnose M. genitalium infection, with resistance testing if available. (A2)
