Trichomoniasis is a sexually transmitted disease whose treatment is performed with antibiotics such as metronidazole and tinidazole, as indicated by the gynecologist in the case of urologist women in the case of men, this disease is characterized by the presence of yellowish, greenish genital fluids and arousal. genitalia, however, can be asymptomatic.
Since trichomoniasis is an easily transmitted disease, it is suggested that the individual should be treated at the same time, as there are no symptoms that cause the disease in any of them. After starting treatment, symptoms disappear after about 1 week.
- Treatment of trichomoniasis is done with the use of antibiotics received by the doctor.
- Which can be 2 times a day for a period of 5 to 7 days or in a single dose.
- As it must be performed by both the infected person and their partner.
- Has no symptoms.
- The most commonly used drugs are:.
During treatment, the consumption of alcoholic beverages for 24 hours is contraindicated in the case of metronidazole or 72 hours in the case of tinidazole, which can cause general discomfort, vomiting, nausea and abdominal pain.
In addition, it is also important that during treatment, you refrain from having sexual intercourse, this indication applies to both the infected person and their partner.
A home treatment option for trichomoniasis is vaginal washing with an arch or also called lapacho, is a medicinal plant that has antiviral and antibiotic properties, which can complement treatment against Trichomonas vaginalis.
It is prepared by adding 1 liter of water with 3 bowls of dry water, let stand for 10 minutes, stick and wait for it to cool down. Wash your genitals. See other home remedies for vaginal fluid.
Trichomoniasis in a pregnant woman is associated with several risks during pregnancy, mainly preterm birth and low birth weight, in these cases an obstetrician should be consulted which may indicate the use of metronidazole in a dosed sole.
Although metronidazole crosses the placenta, research suggests it has a low risk of delivery. There is no evidence of teratogenic effects or mutations in the fetus.
Complications of this disease are rare, however, due to inflammation caused by trichomoniasis, people with this infection are at increased risk of diseases such as:
Also, if the infection occurs during an embarrassment and proper treatment is not done due to the increased risk of preterm delivery or malformations in the baby, see the symptoms of trichomoniasis in both men and women.
Seal sama trichomoniasis occurs after 2 to 3 days after initiation of treatment and includes meal relief, fluid loss, reduced irritation and lower urinary frequency.
Signs that trichomoniasis makes it difficult to appear when the patient begins proper treatment and can therefore include increased skin privacy, a bad odor, and the appearance of inheritances.
In addition, they are sent with trichomoniasis that, at the start of treatment, could develop other more serious complications such as preterm birth or transmission from one baby to another during delivery.