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Mycoplasma infection, also referred to as atypical pneumonia, is a severe form of pneumonia. The infection originates from the mycoplasma virus, which can reproduce outside of the living cells. Typically, mycoplasma is treated using antibiotics and can take longer to recover from than other forms of pneumonia.
