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By yncnikita | Oct 03, 2012

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Want my irritation to go away?

I have contracted trichiamonas from my partner, and we were both treated with a 2g dose of metronidazole. Is it stil normal to have irritation and itching after treatment?? We have not had sex, and I am worried that it is not cured, plus I have been giving a 150mg dose of Diflucan.

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gracefromHHP

Oct 04, 2012

how long ago were you treated?

grace

yncnikita

Oct 04, 2012

To: gracefromHHP

About two and a half weeks ago. I was itching during my follow up appointment and that's when they gave me the diflucan. They claimed the trich was gone, but I'm still slightly itching after these medications. I'm figuring its because they said it was bad, and that's why I still have the problem.

yncnikita

Oct 04, 2012

To: GracefromHHP

Or its still being eliminated from my vagina.

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