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Other sexually transmitted diseases. II.

Infection of the female gcnitourinary tract with Trichomonas vaginalis is common and is found in about 50% of women with gonorrhoea. In 1969 12,595 cases were reported from the clinics. The organism is more difficult to identify in male patients (1,001 cases reported in 1969). Many other women with this condition attend gynaecological outpatient departments. Most admit to recent sexual intercourse, but the infection can also be spread by close genital contact and so may be found in virgins. T. vaginalis may persist without symptoms in the female lower genitourinary tract for many years and thus postmenopausal women may have been infected