Do men have trichomoniasis?

Trichomonas diseases usually occur in women, but can be indirectly transmitted to men through sexual intercourse. If women usually have Trichomonas vaginitis, it is best to seek treatment in time, and try not to have sex during the treatment period, otherwise it is easy to cause recurring vaginitis, and it is also easy to spread indirectly. If you want to treat trichomoniasis, it is best for husband and wife to be treated at the same time, so that the disease can be completely eliminated.

In medicine, Trichomonas is defined as an extremely tiny protozoan with flagella, which is usually invisible to the naked eye and can only be seen under a microscope. Most patients with Trichomonas are women, and it is not uncommon for women to suffer from trichomoniasis. But Trichomonas can be transmitted through sexual intercourse. Therefore, if men do not pay attention to hygiene during sexual life, they may also be infected with Trichomonas. Be sure to seek timely treatment.

Trichomonas infection can occur in both men and women. Generally speaking, the medium of Trichomonas infection is pubic hair contact during sexual intercourse, or it may be caused by using a bathtub, bath towel and other items at the same time. The symptom of Trichomonas is severe itching of the genitals. At this time, the vulva needs to be cleaned with diluted potassium permanganate solution. After three consecutive days of cleaning, the Trichomonas will be completely killed.

1. Men will not get trichomoniasis if they masturbate frequently. To put it simply, trichomoniasis is a sexually transmitted disease caused by a tiny single-celled organism, Trichomonas vaginalis. In fact, like most other organisms that cause sexually transmitted diseases, Trichomonas is relatively fragile and will die in a slightly drier environment. More importantly, trichomoniasis can be cured with medication, so please seek prompt treatment once you have it.

2. There is a big difference between trichomoniasis and syphilis infection. Trichomoniasis itself is not dangerous and it will not cause pelvic inflammation. Even if a woman is infected with Trichomonas during pregnancy, there will be no sequelae. However, the presence of Trichomonas is often a sign of other STDs. Therefore, once you have trichomoniasis, it may mean that your risk of contracting other sexually transmitted diseases increases. So although it is not dangerous, you still need to be careful to avoid the occurrence of other diseases.

3. Generally speaking, the best drug for treating trichomoniasis is metronidazole. In addition, this drug has another function and can be used to treat bacterial vaginitis. In fact, metronidazole has been used by doctors for many years, and different doctors have different ways of administering it. Some doctors prefer to give a single dose, while others prefer a longer dose. It all depends on the patient's preference. But many people like loading doses, it depends on the individual.