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No. Trich is considered the most common curable STD. However, trichomoniasis may increase your risk of getting or passing other sexually transmitted infections like HIV. To ensure that you're safe from this infection, you may check out reliable and private test kits like mylabbox.com to get tested.

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Usually 5 to 28 days after exposure to trich do symptoms start to show.

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Not to my knowledge, on the contrary, Trichomoniasis usually has more specific symptoms, other than irritation at the genital area (which to some people can look like the same feeling coming from blisters due to genital herpes, but not necessarily)

In females; usually a thick yellow-green/gray discharge from the vagina occurs, unpleasant vaginal odor and painful urination. Itching also occurs in the genital area

In males; usually a thin whitish discharge from the penis, accompanied by pain during urination as well.

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Trichomoniasis is caused by a protozoan.
TRICHOMONIASIS.
Trichomonas
Trichomonas vaginalis is the protozoa that causes trichomoniasis.
Trichomoniasis.
Trichomoniasis is a STD caused by a protozoa.
Tichomonasis is an infection by a protozoan most commonly spead through sexual intercourse.

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You can carry trichomonas until it is treated properly. It will not resolve on its own. The symptoms may improve, but the causative organism is still present can can still cause problems both for the infected individual, and also for any future partners they may have.
Symptoms usually appear in 4-28 days after sexual intercourse with an infected partner.

The infection usually remains there unless treatment by antiprotozoals takes place, e.g. metronidazole and tinidazole


Trichomoniasis does not affect your life span.

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Clindamycin can't be used to treat trich.
Clindamycin won't cure trich.
No it can not; flagyl is used to treat trich.

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Penicillin is ineffective against trichomoniasis.

No it can not; you need to take metronidazole (flagyl).

No. Penicillin is useless for trichomonas infection. You have to use metronidazole (brand name Flagyl) or other imidazole derivative for that purpose.

Penicillin will not treat trich.

Penicillin will not prevent or treat trichomoniasis.

Penicillin won't cure trich; flagyl is usually prescribed to cure trich.

you would likely need a stronger antibiotic such as Zithromax. It's always best to consult a doctor if you think you have an std. There are a couple different types of chlamydia infection. Only your doctor can determine which one you may have. Zithromax treats both strands. refer to wikipedia for more info on zithromax.

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Trichomoniasis: Trichomoniasis is an infection that can cause yellow-green vaginal discharge and pain with sex or when emptying the bladder. It can increase the risk of having a preterm baby. Rarely, the new baby can get the infection during delivery and have a fever after birth. I've had four babies since I was diagnosed with trich before I got married. So no it does not prevent you from having a baby.
Chances would be very slim, but not impossible. Trichomoniasis or any kind of infection would thin out your uterine lining, and in order to become pregnant, you would need to have a thick and healthy lining that a fertilized egg may burrow into. If the egg cannot implant itself into the lining, you cannot become pregnant.
A prior trich infection will not hurt your chances of getting pregnant.

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well, if you really want to know, you start pooping out beans that start singing and dancing. when I had that sickness mine were zombies and started singing thriller. too bad michal Jackson died. i really liked him. Did you? kuz i did. i am really smart. i got a d on my junior high report card in 1970. now i am a bag stuffer at a grocery store. yha. i have an awesome life. do you. kuz i do. i like muffins. muffins are just ugly cupcakes. i also like pickles. they are just cucumbers soacked in evil. or vinegar. whichever you prefur. do you know that the authour who wrote charlie and the chocolate factory had a grandfather. he invented tator tots. i like tator tots. do you. kuz i do. i have a slow brain. do you have a slow brain. kuz i do. i like slow brains. do you. kuz i do. i like snails. do you. kuz i do. i like hippos. do you. kuz i do.
It does not lay dormant; but it doesn't have serious side effects either.
Yes you can have trich STD for 30 years.
Yes you can, I have had it for at least 6 months and never knew I had it until I gotten pregnant. I noticed a foul smell and heavy discharge.
It will not lay dormant, but there may be no signs of infection as well.

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Trich will cause mild irritation to severe inflammation in the genital area. Men with trich may have itching or irritation inside the penis, burning after urination or ejaculation, or some discharge from the penis. Women with trich may have itching, burning, redness or soreness of the genitals, discomfort with urination, or a thin discharge with a fishy smell, and a discharge that can be clear, white, yellowish, or greenish.
The symptoms of trichomoniasis can develop months later. the women and the men can be infectet. The symptoms in men are abnormal discharge, a burning feeling after urination; in women abnormal musty or fishy odor, pain, diskomfort etc.
The symptoms of trichomoniasis in women are foul-smelling vaginal discharge, pain with urination, and sometimes a red rash at the external genitals. Some women will not have symptoms at all. Men may have penile discharge or painful urination, or no symptoms.
See the information from the CDC for the symptoms of trich.
Tricchomonis is generally a std but it may be transmitted through no sexual contact with infected articles because it can last for a long time outside the body. Carriers of Tricchomonis vaginalis may be asymptomatic for many years until changes in vaginal or urethral conditions encourage an outbreak of the disease. A decrease in resident bacteria, injury to vaginal tissues and development of leisons from other std's or from cancer can activate the organism. Symptoms include redness,itching,swelling and burning of the genital area. Pain with intercourse and voiding and frothy, foul smelling discharge. Women are more susceptible to HIV if exposed. Women who are expectant are at risk for preterm delivery and low-birth weight babies.

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Bladder infection for one !!
if it hurts to go pee, you really should go to a doctor to get it checked out it could be a major thing or it could be that it is dirty down there but still GO TO A DOCTOR BETTER SAFE THAN SORRY BECAUSE IT COULD BE A STD. GO TO A DOCTOR.
Yes. Disuria (burning when you urinate) is a classic symptom of gonorrhea. You and your partner(s) need to seek treatment immediately. Do not have sex again until both you and your partner have been treated. Treatment will cure gonorrhea but will not confer any immunity. Unlike chicken pox, you can get gonorrhea as many times as you come into contact with it so it is extremely important that all partners be treated before resuming sexual relations. Can you get this even if you wore a condom? I was only unpotected with oral sex. Can I have been affected that way?

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yes

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Keflex won't treat trich.

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Trichomonas (an STD) is caused by a protozoa - single cell organism.

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Trichomoniasis can't turn into chlamydia, but it's not unusual for someone to be infected by both.

Trichomoniasis cannot turn into chlamydia. It is possible to be infected with both, though.

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You will need to be tested for gonorrhea and chlamydia. You can have trich without having gonorrhea and chlamydia, but many infected with trich have gonorrhea or chlamydia or both.

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Yes. Two medications will be needed, and they can be taken together.

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