Diagnosis and treatment of trichomonas for women

Diagnosis depends on the discovery of trichomonas in the secretion of the patient. Can also be done with indirect haemaglutination test (indirect).

Oral treatment such as metronidazole can usually heal within 5 days. Reinfection via genital mutation may occur.

Drug suppositories and "douches" are quite well done to make the vaginal pH become acidic. Sex couples should also be treated simultaneously to prevent reinfection.

Urine Sediment Inspection:

Trichomonas is a parasite that is often found in urine sediments. Typically, the cells in can be due to contamination of the genitalia. But in the literature, it is mentioned that Trichomonas should be reported because of cases of vesical and prostate colonization by these organisms.

The identification of Trichomonas is vivid, easy to do because in fresh urine sediments are visible to move. The identification of the immobile Trichomonas may be a little difficult and little found in urine sediments.

The typical form of Trichomonas is pear-shaped, has flagella, one in anterior core, at the tail there is flagella, moves in urine sediment sometimes spins.

In a difficult or weak life circumstances absorb the Sternheimer malbin's dye, while in a purple-colored die.

This parasite is found to be identified and matched to the morphology present in the parasitology literature.