Is there a single dose option that is not the usual drug?
I cannot face a week of tablets that make me feel awful. Someone mentioned there are other single dose options.
Trich. Symptoms, testing pitfalls, metronidazole treatment, partner treatment and reinfection.
I cannot face a week of tablets that make me feel awful. Someone mentioned there are other single dose options.
Diagnosed with both. Am I being treated twice for the same thing, since it looks like the same drug?
Given a course and told absolutely no alcohol, including for days afterwards. A pharmacist friend says the interaction is largely a myth. Who is right?
Together six years, both of us faithful as far as I know, and I have just been diagnosed. Where does that leave us?
Finished the course. Discharge improved, the smell has not. Do I need retreating?
Treated with a single dose. Afterwards I read that a longer course is recommended for women and now I am wondering whether I got the right…
Read that trichomoniasis makes HIV more likely and could not tell whether that was a real finding or scaremongering.
Diagnosed at twenty weeks. Told it is treatable and not told much else.
Finished treatment, everything cleared, and about three weeks later it's back. Same symptoms. I'm assuming this means the treatment didn't work?
Picked up on testing while pregnant. Reading has thrown up all sorts of things about pregnancy outcomes and I would like something calmer.
My smear result mentioned trichomonas. I did not think that test was looking for infections.
I was diagnosed, he feels completely fine and thinks he does not need anything. I do not know how hard to push.
Three days into the course. Persistent metal taste, no appetite, slight headache. Is this normal or am I reacting badly?
I was diagnosed, my partner went in, and he was told testing in men is unreliable and he would just be treated. Is that a real…
Both treated but the timing overlapped badly. Have we undone the whole thing?
Reacted badly to metronidazole years ago. Now diagnosed with trich and unsure what happens.
Finished treatment, symptoms gone. When is retesting actually meaningful rather than just picking up leftovers?
My partner has been diagnosed. I have nothing at all. Is there something I should be looking for?
Months of symptoms, three rounds of thrush treatment that did nothing, and it turned out to be trichomoniasis. I'm relieved to have an answer and quietly…
Had several screens over the years and never been tested for this. Was that an omission?
I have had a vaginal gel before for something similar. Could that work here and spare me the tablets?
Diagnosed and now reading things that have frightened me about long term effects.
Treated, retested a month later, negative. Still irritated and uncomfortable. Where does that leave me?
Read that this one survives outside the body better than the others. Is non sexual transmission realistic?
Sixty two, diagnosed last week, and every piece of information I find seems to be written for women in their twenties.
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