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PostPosted: 04/21/06 - 00:00    Post subject: trichamonous std Vote now! Reply with quote

After experiencing strong vaginal discharge and itching, I went to a gynecologist to check it. I thought I had yeast infection due to antibiotic intake, and I knew I didn’t have any STD, because I haven’t had sex in a while. My gynecologist informed me I had Trichamonous-an STD. How weird is that? She told me it is one of the most common STDs but I was wondering if there was a way I contracted it another way? Thank you
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PostPosted: 04/25/06 - 17:51    Post subject: Vote now! Reply with quote

When I was diagnosed with Trichamonous, I did a little research. Although I knew where I contracted mine, I still did a bit of reading. I found out that it was rare but still possible to get it through soiled towels. Have you been tested twice? I also read that no diagnostic test is 100% accurate and that mistakes can occur.
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