Do I Have Trichomoniasis Quiz
Questions: 15 · 10 minutes
1. How consistently were condoms or other appropriate barriers used during recent genital sexual contact?
A barrier was used from start to finish every time, without a known break or slip.
A barrier was used almost every time, but there was one late application or uncertain use.
Some encounters involved a barrier and some did not.
Most or all recent genital contact occurred without a barrier, or a barrier clearly broke or slipped.
2. If pregnancy could be relevant, which statement best fits?
Pregnancy is not possible for me, or it may be possible but I have no symptoms or known exposure.
I could be pregnant and have a mild, uncertain genital change but no known exposure.
I am or could be pregnant and have persistent symptoms or a possible exposure.
I am or could be pregnant and have severe pain, bleeding, fever, or contact with a partner who has confirmed trichomoniasis.
3. Over the past few days, how have the symptoms affected you overall?
I have no symptoms, or a minor change has resolved.
Symptoms are mild and stable without limiting daily activities.
Symptoms persist or interfere somewhat with sleep, work, exercise, or sexual activity.
Symptoms are rapidly worsening, prevent normal activity, or make it difficult to stay hydrated or alert.
4. Have feverishness or other whole-body symptoms occurred with these concerns?
No feverishness, chills, faintness, or unusual weakness.
Brief mild chills or tiredness without a measured fever.
A measured fever or recurring chills while I remain otherwise stable.
High fever, fainting, confusion, extreme weakness, or rapid deterioration.
5. When you urinate, what have you noticed?
Urination feels normal for me.
I noticed mild stinging once or briefly.
Burning or discomfort has happened repeatedly.
I have strong pain, visible blood, or major difficulty passing urine.
6. What have recent sexual partners told you about symptoms or trichomoniasis?
No partner has reported symptoms, testing concerns, or a known exposure.
A partner mentioned a mild unexplained genital or urinary change but has no diagnosis.
A partner is awaiting STI results or was advised to test after a possible exposure.
A current or recent partner has confirmed trichomoniasis, and genital contact occurred.
7. Following your most relevant possible exposure, what trichomoniasis testing have you had?
I had a negative trichomoniasis test at the time recommended by a clinician, with no later exposure.
I had general STI testing, but I do not know whether it specifically included trichomoniasis.
I have not had a trichomoniasis test since condomless contact with a new or untested partner.
I have symptoms or a confirmed partner exposure and have not yet received appropriate testing.
8. If shared sex toys have been part of recent genital contact, how were they handled between people?
They were not shared, or a new barrier was used and the toy was cleaned as directed between users.
They were shared once with cleaning, but I am uncertain whether the cleaning or barrier change was complete.
They were sometimes shared without a new barrier or thorough cleaning between users.
They were shared immediately between users without cleaning or changing a barrier, including with someone who has symptoms or a confirmed infection.
9. What unexpected genital bleeding, if any, have you noticed?
None.
One very light episode of spotting that stopped.
Repeated unexpected spotting or bleeding after sexual activity.
Heavy bleeding, bleeding with dizziness or severe pain, or bleeding during a possible pregnancy.
10. During or after genital sexual activity, how much discomfort have you experienced?
No discomfort, or I have not had recent genital sexual activity.
A mild, isolated discomfort that resolved quickly.
Repeated pain, burning, or tenderness during or after sexual activity.
Severe pain, bleeding, or discomfort that made me stop or avoid the activity.
11. Which best describes any external genital redness, tenderness, or swelling?
I have noticed none.
There was a slight, brief change after friction, shaving, or another identifiable irritation.
Redness or tenderness has recurred or persisted without a clear explanation.
There is marked swelling, severe tenderness, an open sore, or a rapidly worsening skin change.
12. Since your last negative trichomoniasis test—or during the past year if you have never tested—which best describes your sexual context?
I have had no genital sexual contact during that period.
I have had contact with one partner and neither of us has a known exposure or symptoms.
I have had a new partner whose relevant testing status was unknown.
I have had multiple untested partners or contact with someone known to have been exposed.
13. Have you had lower abdominal, pelvic, groin, or testicular pain alongside genital or urinary concerns?
No such pain.
A mild, brief ache that resolved.
Repeated or persistent pain that affects comfort or movement.
Severe, sudden, one-sided, or rapidly worsening pain.
14. What level of genital itching, burning, or irritation have you experienced?
None.
Occasional mild irritation that settles quickly.
Repeated or persistent irritation that is hard to ignore.
Intense irritation, marked swelling, broken skin, or discomfort that disrupts normal activities.
15. Recently, how has your genital discharge compared with what is usual for your body?
I have noticed no unusual discharge.
There was one mild or short-lived change that was difficult to distinguish from normal variation.
I have repeatedly noticed a clear change in amount, texture, or appearance.
The discharge is markedly unusual, such as frothy, yellow-green, strongly odorous, or accompanied by substantial discomfort.