TRICHOMONIASIS
Trichomoniasisis: is asexually transmitted infection caused by parasitic protozoan called Trichomonasvaginalis. 
Trichomoniasisaffects urogenitaltract, is a common cause ofvaginitisin women, while men with this infection can display symptoms ofurethritis. 'Frothy', greenish vaginal discharge with a 'musty' malodorous smell is characteristic
SYMPTOMS 
Symptoms usually appear five to 28 days after being infected. However, they can develop at any timedepending on an individual immunity state. The symptoms includes. 
Itching inside the penis 
Burning after urination or ejaculation 
Penile discharge 
Itching or redness of the vaginal area 
Uncomfortable urination (females) 
Vaginal discharge 
Vaginal odor
In women 
Soreness, inflammation and itching in and 
around the vagina. 
A change in vaginal discharge –there may be a small amount or a lot, and it may be thick or thin, or frothy and yellow. 
Men. 
A discharge from the penis, which may be thin and whitish.
COMPLICATIONS 
Some of the complications ofT. vaginalisin women include: 
Preterm delivery, 
Low birth weight, 
Increased mortality as well as predisposing toHIVinfection,AIDS, andcervical cancer.[
DIAGNOSIS 
A swab may also be used to collect a sample of vaginal fluids. This can be examined under a microscope to look for the parasite. 
TREATMENT. 
Metronidazoleat for weak is enough for about 95% effectiveness, however severity should be considered.
PREVENTION 
Condom should be used effectively 
It is important to talk to your partner about your sexual history and get tested before starting a sexual relationship.
REFFERENCES 
Jaime Herndonz. (2012). TrichomonasInfection. 
http://www.fpa.org.uk/sexually- transmitted-infections-stishelp/trichomonas- vaginalis.

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    Trichomoniasisis: is asexuallytransmitted infection caused by parasitic protozoan called Trichomonasvaginalis. Trichomoniasisaffects urogenitaltract, is a common cause ofvaginitisin women, while men with this infection can display symptoms ofurethritis. 'Frothy', greenish vaginal discharge with a 'musty' malodorous smell is characteristic
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    SYMPTOMS Symptoms usuallyappear five to 28 days after being infected. However, they can develop at any timedepending on an individual immunity state. The symptoms includes. Itching inside the penis Burning after urination or ejaculation Penile discharge Itching or redness of the vaginal area Uncomfortable urination (females) Vaginal discharge Vaginal odor
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    In women Soreness,inflammation and itching in and around the vagina. A change in vaginal discharge –there may be a small amount or a lot, and it may be thick or thin, or frothy and yellow. Men. A discharge from the penis, which may be thin and whitish.
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    COMPLICATIONS Some ofthe complications ofT. vaginalisin women include: Preterm delivery, Low birth weight, Increased mortality as well as predisposing toHIVinfection,AIDS, andcervical cancer.[
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    DIAGNOSIS A swabmay also be used to collect a sample of vaginal fluids. This can be examined under a microscope to look for the parasite. TREATMENT. Metronidazoleat for weak is enough for about 95% effectiveness, however severity should be considered.
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    PREVENTION Condom shouldbe used effectively It is important to talk to your partner about your sexual history and get tested before starting a sexual relationship.
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    REFFERENCES Jaime Herndonz.(2012). TrichomonasInfection. http://www.fpa.org.uk/sexually- transmitted-infections-stishelp/trichomonas- vaginalis.