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does cipro treat trichomonas

by nmd33, Jan 06, 2009 11:55AM
does ciprofloxacn treat trichomonas?
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by gracefromHHP, Jan 06, 2009 01:09PM
It's not the first choice but sometimes it is effective.

is it what you were prescribed to treat it?

grace

by gracefromHHP, Jan 06, 2009 01:10PM
flagyl is the prefered treatment choice btw.

grace

by nmd33, Jan 06, 2009 11:22PM
To: grace
im a male and the urologist prescribed me cipro... he did not perform any tests for trich b/c i had previously had chlamydia months ago but was treated of that and retested and cleared of the chlamydia... though my urethra pain persisted... i was just wondering if i need to go back to the doctor to get this flagyl or if the cipro that i just was prescribed will wipe it out...i don't have insurance and it costs me a lot each time i visit the doctor.

by auntiejessi, Jan 06, 2009 11:24PM
Are they just treating for trich in case you have it?

Are there any std clinics near you?  Also, if you are in the US, call your local health dept and ask what services they offer for those without insurance.

Aj

by nmd33, Jan 06, 2009 11:30PM
the cipro was prescribed b/c i still have what feels like urethritis four months after being treated for chlamydia though the tests have come back negative... i don't think i was tested for trich, so that's why i was asking if the ciro will be effective if that indeed is what i have.

by gracefromHHP, Jan 07, 2009 12:56AM
It is sometimes effective in certain studies.  If you aren't better in a week after the last dose of cipro, you need to return to the urologist for further evaluation. If they feel that it could be trich, they need to test properly for it.

grace
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