Trichomoniasis is transmitted in two ways, sexually and indirectly. For example, if a seat in a public bathing pool or a toilet seat in a public restroom is infected by the secretions of a person who carries the parasite, then a subsequent person may be infected if he or she sits directly on the seat or toilet seat.

　　Therefore, we remind you not to use public toilets as much as possible, but if you have to use them, you should do a good job of hygiene and safety, and bring disposable toilet seats with you when you go out to play. Don't just soak in a hotel bathtub, Trichomonas has a strong ability to survive in the external environment, and a bath temperature of about 40 degrees Celsius is the most suitable temperature for Trichomonas to grow. Don't swim in swimming pools that are not sterilized properly.

　　In addition, almost no bacteria can be transmitted through contact between the toilet seat and the skin. It's not skin infections you need to worry about in public restrooms, it's the fecal-oral route. Fecal-oral transmission refers to bacteria and viruses in fecal matter, distributed in the natural environment, that enter the body through the mouth.

　　② Cross infection

　　If you have trichomoniasis, don't forget to have him treated with you, otherwise he will continue to infect you as a carrier, because a man infected with trichomoniasis has no symptoms and can be easily ignored, while once infected, it will produce many embarrassing symptoms.