A 22-year-old presents with vaginal discharge, characteristic of green, frothy, odorous upon exam. The diagnosis is Trichimonas Vaginosis. Discuss the pathogen and it’s proliferation. Discuss male partner treatment. How does metronidazole target the urethral canal? Co-infections are common with STIs. What is the pathogenesis of Chlamydia Infection?
A 22-year-old presents with vaginal discharge, characteristic of green, frothy, odorous upon exam. The diagnosis is Trichimonas Vaginosis.
- Discuss the pathogen and it’s proliferation.
- Discuss male partner treatment. How does metronidazole target the urethral canal?
- Co-infections are common with STIs. What is the pathogenesis of Chlamydia Infection?