Dealing,with,Trich,Trichomonas health Dealing with Trich - Trichomonas vaginalis - the Wise Woman

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“Herbal remedies for trichomonasare among the least impressive home remedies. None are more than 50 percenteffective.”[1] Trich is short for trichomonas:a single-celled, four-tailed, protozoan parasite. About five million new casesof trich are diagnosed yearly in the USA.  Trich is normally present in a woman’s vagina, intestines,and rectum without causing problems. Trich is pH sensitive. When the vaginabecomes alkaline, trich overwhelms the healthy flora and causes symptoms. Atrich infection, or overgrowth, is difficult to diagnose (without a microscope)and harder still to kill (without poisons).  Trich is an STD and can be spread by intimate contact. Butsex is not required; hardy trich can live in wet, warm places like toiletseats, towels, underwear, and swimsuits.  In women, symptoms of trich infection include a thin, foamy,itchy vaginal discharge that is yellowish green or gray in color and foul/fishyin odor. Infectedmen are often symptom-free. Trich can move from the vagina into the urethra and up intothe bladder, leading to a urinary tract infection. Conversely, if you have aUTI that won’t respond to treatment, it might be trich; check it out. The homeopathic remedy for women with vaginal dischargesthat are green and itchy is Sepia. In my experience, herbs that can coat and dessicate the trichomonas kill them about as well aspoisons, either herbal or pharmaceutical.  Powdered charcoal, the kind used against poisoning,is so fine that it drowns the parasite; it also makes a black mess oneverything, from your underwear to your sheets and towels.  Oak bark is a first class antimicrobial anddrying agent; sitz baths are a classic way to use oak.  Milled medicinal clay,such a kaolin, can be used to dry out and coat the vagina and thetrich, likewise, slippery elm barkpowder.  The easiest way to use any one of these herbs is buy themalready powdered and in capsules. If 4-6 capsules are put well up into thevagina, against and behind the cervix, body heat and vaginal moisture willdissolve them, freeing the agent within. For best results, repeat at least oncea day for two or three weeks. The alkaloid berberinesulfate - found in tinctures of the roots of barberry (Berberine vulgaris), gold thread (Coptis groenlandica), golden seal (Hydrastis canadensis), Oregongrape (Berberis repens), andyellowroot (Xanthorrhiza simplicissima)- is an antimicrobial agent shown to inhibit the growth of - and to induce morphologicalchanges in - Trichonomas in the laband in the field. A study in Indiafound a Trichomonas-free rate of 90%in berberine sulfate group and 95% of the drug group; at the one month followup, 83% of the berberine group and 90% of the drug group were still free oftrich. The authors of the study commented on the lack of side effects in thosereceiving berberine.[2]The anti-trich dose of any berberine-rich tincture is 10-20 drops several timesdaily for 3-4 weeks. Several weeks of hystericalhygiene are called for when dealing with a trich infection. Strip your bedand your bathroom and wash everything, using bleach or vinegar. Wash your handsafter toileting. Swab off the toilet seat with dilute bleach. Remember, trichis hard to kill and persistent.  The standard treatment for trich infection is Metronidazole(Flagyl), a “highly toxic drug that is often ineffective due to resistance,particularly by trichomonas …”[3] Flagyl is a very strong antibiotic; itis not safe for pregnant or nursing women, or anyone with a blood disease, apeptic ulcer, or a central nervous system disorder. Side effects - lowering ofwhite blood cells (which fight infection), nausea/vomiting, headache, diarrhea,joint pain, flushing, a metallic taste in the mouth, and numbness in theextremities - are common and are worsened by consumption of alcohol, vinegar,and mayonnaise. Coltrimazole is amilder drug with fewer side effects; it has a 60% cure rate against trichinfections.  Herbalist and healer Joy Gardner says regular use of spermicidal jelly can help preventtrich infections.  European herbalists, including my friend Rina Nissim, swearby essential oils to kill all mannerof vaginal infections. Valerie Ann Worwood suggests a blend of 5 drops tea treeEO, 4 drops cypress EO, 8 drops lavender EO, and 3 drops red thyme EO to getrid of trich. Of this mixture, she uses four drops diluted in two cups water,or a cup of yogurt, or a teaspoon of olive oil and applied inside the vagina. 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Contact a reputable healthcare practitioner if you arein need of medical care. Exercise self-empowerment by seeking a second opinion [1] Rina Nissim, Natural Healing in Gynecology, Pandora, 1986[2] S. Gupre, Am J Des Child, 129(866), 1975 (quoted in “Antimicrobial Actions ofBerberine Sulfate,” D. Hoffman, TownsendLetter[3] M Torii, et al “In vitro effects ofberberine sulfate on the growth of Entamoebahistolytica, Giardia lamblia, Trichomonas vaginalis,” Annals Tropical Med Parasitol, 85(41725),1991