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    What is trichomoniasis?

    Trichomoniasis known as ’Tric’ is a very common sexually transmitted disease (STD) that affects men and more frequently older women. It is caused by the protozoan parasite Trichomonas vaginalis. Most people do not know they are infected and for this reason are not treated. Trichomoniasis increases the risk of contracting other STDs.

    Transmission of trichomoniasis

    It is spread through sexual intercourse with an infected person. The parasite is transmitted by direct contact from penis to vagina or vagina to vagina. Rarely, other areas of the body are infected. A person with no symptoms can transmit the disease. Pregnant women with the disease are at risk for premature childbirth.

    Signs and symptoms of trichomoniasis

    Symptoms in Men Include:

    • Itching and irritation inside the penis
    • Burning sensation after urination or ejaculation
    • Abnormal discharge from the penis

    Symptoms in Women Include:

    • Vaginal discharge (white, gray, yellow or green) with foul odor (fishy odor)
    • Redness, burning, itching of the genitals
    • Pain with urination or sexual intercourse
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    Trichomoniasis treatment

    When trichomoniasis is diagnosed, it can be treated with antibiotics such as Metronidazole and Tinidazole, 2 g orally with a single dose of either of these two medications. Do not consume alcohol in the following 24 hours to avoid side effects.

    It is recommended that even if the sexual partner has no symptoms, testing and treatment should also be performed. Abstain from sex for at least 7 days or until treatment is completed.

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    Common questions about Trichomoniasis

    Symptoms of trichomoniasis can vary, and many people experience no signs at all. When symptoms do appear, they may include genital itching, burning during urination, unusual discharge (often yellow-green and foul-smelling), and discomfort during intercourse. In women, vaginal irritation and redness are common, while men may notice irritation inside the penis or mild discharge. Because trichomoniasis symptoms can be mild or absent, regular STI testing is important for early detection.

    Trichomoniasis typically does not go away on its own. Without proper treatment, the infection can persist for months or even years, increasing the risk of complications and transmission to others. Effective treatment usually involves prescription antibiotics, making it essential to seek medical care rather than relying on the infection to resolve naturally.

    Trichomoniasis is diagnosed through laboratory testing, such as a vaginal swab or urine test, to detect the parasite Trichomonas vaginalis. Once confirmed, treatment is straightforward and usually involves a single dose or short course of antibiotics like metronidazole or tinidazole. Both partners should be treated simultaneously to prevent reinfection, and sexual activity should be avoided until treatment is complete.

    Yes, trichomoniasis is highly contagious even if no symptoms are present. Asymptomatic individuals can still carry and transmit the infection through sexual contact. This makes routine STI screening and open communication with partners essential for preventing the spread of trichomoniasis.

    Preventing reinfection of trichomoniasis involves treating all sexual partners at the same time, abstaining from sex until treatment is finished, and using protection such as condoms consistently. Regular STI testing, limiting the number of sexual partners, and maintaining open communication with partners also play key roles in reducing the risk of reinfection.

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