Questions to Ask

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Review the following 'Questions To Ask' about trichomoniasis so you're prepared to discuss this important health issue with your health care professional.

1. Do over-the-counter products work for treating and preventing trichomoniasis?

2. Does my partner need to be treated?

3. What difference does it make whether I have trichomoniasis or a yeast infection?

4. If I have had trichomoniasis in the past and am pregnant, should I get tested for it even if I have no symptoms?

5. How do I identify trichomoniasis and avoid it in the future?

6. Do I need to refrain from sexual contact while I am being treated?

7. Will poor hygiene increase my risk of trichomoniasis?

8. Can trichomoniasis be passed on to my baby?

9. Are the drugs used for treating trichomoniasis safe for pregnant women?

10. What happens if I am infected with trichomoniasis but never get treated? Will it go away on its own?