The main symptoms of trichomonas vaginitis

The main symptoms of trichomoniasis vaginitis include: 1. Increased vaginal discharge: The discharge appears gray-yellow or milky white, is thin in consistency, and may be purulent with a frothy appearance. Sometimes the discharge may contain small amounts of blood, giving it a pinkish color. 2. Itching of the vulva: Most patients experience itching of the vulva, along with a burning sensation inside the vagina and on the external genitalia. Pain during sexual intercourse may also occur. 3. Symptoms of urinary tract infection: Such as frequent urination, urgency, painful urination, and even hematuria (blood in the urine), especially when the urinary system is also infected with Trichomonas. In addition, trichomoniasis vaginitis may also be accompanied by congestion and redness of the vaginal mucosa, swelling, and pain during sexual intercourse. If there is any concern, it is recommended to seek medical attention promptly.