Trichomoniasis is a highly prevalent sexually transmitted disease that exists in many parts of the world. Its causative agent is Trichomonas vaginalis, a single-celled flagellated parasite that resides in the urogenital tract. In women, the most common site of colonization is the vagina, while in men, it is the prostate and urethra. The spread of the infection can occur not only through sexual contact but also through other indirect methods, such as sharing baths, sharing personal items, or even using a common bathtub. Trichomoniasis not only affects physical health but can also impact mental well-being, as the infection often occurs without symptoms. Therefore, recognizing and treating the disease is important…