Trichomonas infection
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goodtoknow says: Trichomonas infection is a sexually-transmitted disease that affects both men and women. It is not serious and can be easily treated with a course of antibiotics. The cause is a bacteria called trichomoniasis and is passed on via sexual intercourse. Women are more likely to experience the symptoms than men.
For a full medical explanation of the causes, symptoms and treatments of trichomonas infection from patient.co.uk, read on.
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