Abstract
Trichomonas vaginalis (T. vaginalis) is one of the mostly observed pathogen caused to venereal infection in women. In this study, it was purposed to determine the prevalence of T vaginalis in women with vaginal discharge, pain, inflammation and diagnosed as vaginities. Total of 157 married women aged between 17-70 (mean aged, 37±11 years) who applied to gynaecology and obstetrics policlinic in the hospital of Firat University, and Sarahatun Women diseases and Obstetrics hospital were participate to the study. T vaginalis were examined from the samples which were taken from posterior vaginal forniks during pelvic examination using the direct microscopic examination, Giemsa staining and culture method. T. vaginalis were observed in 6 cases (3.8%) and we have found no significant relationships between T. Vaginalis prevalence and age group, education level, occupancy, complains, the used toilet and contraceptive methods.
Abstract
Trichomonas vaginalis (T. vaginalis) kadynlarda en syk kar?yla?ylan cinsel yolla bula?an patojenler arasynda yer alyr. Bu çaly?mada Elazy?'da vajinitle ili?kili vajinal akynty, a?ry ve yanma gibi yakynmalary olan ve vajinit tanysy konan kadynlarda T. vaginalis görülme sykly?ynyn saptanmasy amaçlandy. Bu yakynmalarla Fyrat Üniversitesi Hastanesi ve Elazy? Sarahatun Kadyn Hastalyklary ve Do?um Hastanesi'nin Kadyn Hastalyklary ve Do?um Poliklinikleri'ne ba?vuran evli ve ya?lary 17–70 arasynda de?i?en (37±11) 157 kadyn çaly?maya alyndy. Pelvik muayene esnasynda posterior vaginal forniksten alynan örneklerde direkt mikroskobik inceleme, Giemsa boyama ve kültür yöntemi uygulanarak T. vaginalis ara?tyryldy. Olgularyn 6'synda (%3,8) T. vaginalis saptanyrken ya? grubu, ö?renim durumu, mesle?i, yakynmasy, kullanylan tuvalet türü ve do?um kontrol yöntemi ile T. vaginalis görülme sykly?y arasynda anlamly bir ili?ki görülmedi.
Details
| Primary Language | Turkish |
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| Journal Section | Basic Medicine Sciences |
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| Publication Date | February 1, 2010 |
| Published in Issue | Year 2010 Volume: 5 Issue: 1 |