Is Trichomonas vaginitis easy to treat?

Trichomonas vaginitis is a common gynecological disease that many women are prone to. The disease is caused by Trichomonas. When women suffer from this disease, they will feel extreme itching in the vagina, accompanied by burning and pain. In severe cases, they may even have hematuria. When you suffer from Trichomonas vaginitis, you should go to the hospital for treatment in time. Now let’s talk about whether Trichomonas vaginitis is easy to treat?

1. Method 1

Trichomonas vaginalis is very sensitive to metronidazole, and because the disease is not limited to the vagina, systemic medication is required. The most effective is oral metronidazole. However, the side effects of metronidazole are quite obvious, such as gastrointestinal symptoms like nausea and vomiting, and some are rare but more serious, such as leukopenia and rash. Once they occur, you should stop taking the medication.

2. Method 2

If the side effects of oral metronidazole are intolerable, local treatment can be considered, that is, the use of internal medication, generally metronidazole vaginal effervescent tablets. However, please pay attention to personal hygiene when placing the medicine.

3. Method 3

The main transmission route of Trichomonas vaginitis is sexual intercourse, so while the female is being treated, the male should also undergo corresponding examinations and treatment, and should stop having sex. Otherwise, if only the female is treated and the male is ignored, or if the two maintain close contact before being cured, it will cause repeated infection and cannot be cured.

4. Method 4

Women with Trichomonas vaginitis and their sexual partners should boil their underwear and bathing towels in water for ten minutes and dry them in the sun. The basins used by women for washing should also be repeatedly boiled in boiling water and dried in the sun to kill the Trichomonas attached to them as much as possible.

5. Method 5

Usually, try not to go to public swimming pools, hot springs, bathhouses and other places. If you do go there, do not use the public towels provided there. Once someone carries Trichomonas and contaminates the water source or towel, you may be indirectly infected and become ill.

6. Method 6

When going to the restroom in a hotel or other public places, do not use a toilet. If there is no squat toilet, try to avoid direct contact of your body with the toilet to avoid cross infection. Your own toilet should also be cleaned and disinfected regularly to keep it clean.