Your risk of trich from protected sex is very, very low. There are no widely used, well standardized tests for trich in men. On the other hand there are many causes of vaginal itching in women and if your wife has been tested and trich was not seen, you really have nothing to worry about. the issue of you having trich is a closed book.
As far as your wife's dysplasia and positive HPV test, this could very well and likely does represent an infection acquired years in the past and is unlikely to be related to your recent encounter. HPV in men and women is typically asymptomatic. On the other hand, guilt and concern is often symptomatic. My advice is to not worry, to work on moving on. It is just about certain that you do not have trich and the probability that you gave your wife HPV is low. EWH
I'm glad you answered as many as you did.
Thanks.
yes my opinio doe shold even if the PAP smear was not done specifically looking for trich.
I doubt that your symtoms are due to prostatitis.
I will now remeind you that you said there would be no more questions. Time for this to end. Take care. EWH
I forgot to mention that during the urine test they tested for white blood cells WBC Esterase and it was negative.
Does your first opinion on trich still stand knowing that she only had the PAP done (not specifically looking for trich? My test was negative but I do have this discomfort on the tip of my penis which is rather odd. It didn't show up till 4.5 months after.
Just as a note I have had a fluttering and building of pressure in teh prostate area over the last year which i'm planning to have checked out in a regular physical soon. Don't know if an inflammed prostate could cause these symptoms.
Thanks again for the help.
Trich is sometimes detected by PAP smear but it is not a terribly sensitive method for diagnosis of trich.
It would be most unusual for HPV to casue irritation or dicomfort. eWH
Would trich show-up in a PAP smear and could HPV cause irritation to the tip of the penis?
No more questions for me on this subject after this. Thank you for your help.
No, no precations for your infant daughter. Normal parenting activies, including changing her diapers will not put her at risk. EWH
HPV
are there any precautions with our daughter (1 year old) to make sure she does not get HPV from us during bath time or changing diapers? I know probably a silly question but I'd rather understand this as well as I can.
My wife had the PAP smear and the HPV test I don't know for sure if she was specifically tested for trich or if that is just part of the PAP smear. I had the trich urine test done after she received her results.
Thank you for your comments and I will put this behind me and put my energy into working on the marriage and why this happened in the first place.