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Journal of the Egyptian Society of Parasitology. 2005; 35 (3): 1071-1080
in English
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| ID: emr-72392
ABSTRACT
During the year of 2003, vaginal discharge specimens were collected from 1767 women aged [15-50] in 6 cardinal hospitals in Jeddah city of Saudi Arabia. The samples were examined for Trichomonas vagincilis, a prevalence rate of 12 [0.7%] were positive. Demographic characters did not show significant relation to the infection rate. All accompanied symptoms were insignificant [P > 0.05] except the vaginal consistency which was significant [P < 0.05]. The studied risk factors were insignificant to the T. vaginalis infection. So, the symptoms were neither reliable to diagnose the vaginal trichomoniasis nor specific underlying factors provoke the infection