Trichomoniasis

Trichomoniasis

Introduction

The modern era has brought science to a position where it can successfully endeavour to quest for the remedies and the solutions for the ever increasing and detrimental diseases and bodily miseries. Interestingly, as the time has progressed, a totally different domain of diseases has emerged, and simultaneously medical science has rendered its services to find the appropriate cure and treatment of those diseases. This paper strives to thoroughly cover the specs and appropriate treatment of Trichomoniasis.

Definition of the Trichomoniasis /Condition

From a lay man's perspective, Trichomoniasis is a disease that is transmitted to the recipient via sexual intercourse or activity. It is also believed to be a usual form of vaginitis, which is the inflammation of the vagina of a woman. The primary consequences of the transmission of this disease result in the pain, itching, and even discharge. Moreover, as discussed earlier, it is a disease that is transmitted via the sexual intercourse, and the primary factor responsible for its initiation is the single cell, primarily known protozoan parasite, which plays a vital role in developing unneeded pressure or strain on the recipient cells, and even cause the cell fragments after the cells are dead.

Basically, is it believed to be an infection which is caused or spreads over the urogenital tract, and the most regular area of its infection is the vagina and the urethra (Romore, et. Al, 2007).

Etiology of the Disease

As discussed earlier, the most common and well researched cause of this disease is attributed to the sexual intercourse. It is primarily known as a sexually transmitted disease. Moreover, the primary cause and reason for this infection is the protozoan cell, and is fundamentally dependent on its, adherence as well as association to the host cell for the purpose of survival.

Moreover, the infection resides over the lower end of the genital tract, on the urethra in males and the vagina in women. The time period of the development of the infection of the disease in the genital tracts of the individuals, till the time the initial symptoms come to the lime light, range from 5 to 28 days (Romore, et. Al, 2007).

Most Common Signs and Symptoms

Majorly, it is the women which are the actual and most common victim of this infection, and who endure and experience the symptoms of this disease. As discussed earlier, amongst the primary and initial symptoms, is the inflammation of the genital tract of the person, which later on become the cause of the constant and unendurable burning feeling and itching. The person suffering from the initial symptom is highly likely to feel and experience uneasiness while urinating, as well as having intercourse. Moreover, apart from the inflammation and the uneasiness, a person may also witness the discharge of a yellowish green discharge from the vagina, having a fish like smell.

Although, it may not be excessively common, yet there have been numerous cases in which the subject has experienced a lower abdominal pain, as ...