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Trichomal infection
hi, i have been in a marriage for four years,we have two kids,recently i was diagnosed with pyelonephritis and was admitted 3times and given rocephine to treat the infection all 3 times a day before i got out of hospital my husband fel very ill and i got outr of hosp and bought him over the counter ercefuryl and secnidazole,then right after the diarrhoea episode he got a horrible cough and the doc prescribed azythromycin tablets for 3days...we never has sex until he got much better..now a few days ago i went to hosp coz of a yeast infection naturally i thought it was because of the antibiotics i was taking ..but they diagnosed me with trichomonas..now my husband says he never cheated do you think he did ?? coz he had these medicines that are meant to kill trichomonas..or any std..my quesion isdoes rocephin kill trichomonas?and could he have cheated on me or could he have been a carrier before we mar
In the US, trichomonas is detected the same way yeast is under the microscope. As well as through lab testing. It is a protozoa that has a tell tale movement. Sometimes it may be missed if they are not moving, but if it had been in you that long, it would most likely have been noticed.
I am in a third world country that usually test for the obvious STDs like gonohrea and syphillis etc..i am not sure about trichomonas../i have never even heard about until day before yesterday, before i met my husband i was sexually active,could i have contracted this through them ??from what i read it incubates in some women and might have flared up when i was given rocephine,i get pretty bad yeast infections
Trichomonas is an std. Because std's can cause complications for infants when they get it during childbirth, it is routine to check for std's during pregnancy. So, having it before the kids? Highly doubt it. It would have been detected during at least one of your pregnancies. And it takes different antibiotics to cure or treat different std's.
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