Mycoplasma Genitalium has become the third most common STD among people in the U.S. M. Genitalium is the most “newest” found STD yet.
It was found on June 2007, most doctors don’t even have much information on it. M. Genitalium may be the sexually transmitted bacterium that might be the main cause of nongonococcal urethritis in men.

This STD does not have many preventions or treatments. The best and basic way you can prevent M. Genitalium is buy wearing a condom.