Up to 85 percent of women and 40 percent of men infected with chlamydia have no symptoms. Painful, pus-filled blisters may indicate a herpes infection. Check with your health care provider to be sure. The correct answer is false. There is no test currently available to diagnosis trichomoniasis in men.
Testing is done by examination of vaginal fluid.
Women who test positive for trichomoniasis and have male partners should have their partners treated, though. That's because men who aren't treated can re-infect their partners. The answer is false. There is no test currently available to diagnosis trichomoniasis in men. Testing is done by examination of vaginal fluid.