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>>>>Trichomoniasis (parasitic)

Trichomoniasis (parasitic)

	Incidence:	7.4 million reported annually in US
	Transmission:	Spread via sexual fluids and saliva through oral, anal and vaginal sex, mutual masturbation, mother to child (rare)
	Symptoms:	Usually appear in women within 5-28 days of exposure but can take as long as 6 months Women get a frothy, yellow-green vaginal discharge with a strong odor along with vaginal itching and irritation. Most men have no symptoms yet are still contagious.
	Treatment:	Treatable with single dose of medication All sexual partners need to be treated
	Risk Factors:	Unprotected sex Association of sex and alcohol Multiple sex partners History of previous STDs HIV positive