Trichomonas vaginals: a review on pathogenicity, diagnosis and treatment

Abstract

The parasite Trichomonas vaginalis is one of the primary parasites that cause vaginitis and causes Trichomoniasis and is considered a sexually transmitted disease, and it is widespread all over the world. This parasite is an anaerobic flagellar parasite that affects the urinary genital tract in humans and the symptoms associated with it vary between the sexes, and severe infection may cause infertility or delayed childbearing for both sexes. According to WHO reports, there are about 170 million annual cases of this parasite around the world. Due to the risks posed by venereal diseases to society and the lack of studies on such. Diseases This study was conducted to increase knowledge and methods of prevention and treatment of this parasite.