Can a infection like thricomonsis be causing me to breakout in hives?

He will have to get treated too. Been there, mine tried to tell me he didn't get it from sexual contact. I told him who did he think he was talking to, I know where you got it. He denied it until one of my little spys spotted him with another woman.

Hi DINA, I don't think an std could cause hives. I may be wrong on that, but it just doesn't sound right. Can you call your doctors office and ask the nurse if it's possible for trich to cause hives? You'll get info straight from the source that way.
I feel am so sorry that your man put you through this. Hope you heal quickly, both physically and emotionally from this situation.
Best wishes.

Hives also come from anxiety as well as medications. The call to the doctor right away is best. If your tongue swells and you are having problems breathing you need an ambulance. Just so you know.

If I remember correctly, trichomoniasis is treated with Bactrim. People with sulfa type allergies can have a reaction? I do believe its a possibility.
Once a liar, always a liar... in my long years of experience. My husband was nice enough to bring this little flagellum to my home. I divorced him pronto. And I was and am on disability. Somehow we persevere.
Sweet Hippie

Deat Dina, hives can come from alot of things, anxiety, viruses, infections, med allergies, etc. since you mentioned feeling like they are popping up when you sleep, one thing is kinda in the back of my kind, possible scabies, which might produce the same symptoms as hives, but progressively get worse. A dermatologist would be best to check for those. I hope I am wrong, as I know they are a pain and the whole Trich thing likely has you really upset, but do have this checked by a dermatologist, or at least a walk in clinic, they will do a scraping to check for them. Please update us, I am sending you a few prayers. Patti

My understanding is that they are 2 totally unrelated issues. I understand the main cause of hives is an allergic reaction normally to something you have eaten, seafood, an additive, msg, shellfish, tomatoes, meat. It varies for everyone but that is the main cause. Your DR. should be helping you determine the cause & how to eliminate it. Yes Trichomonis is an STD but there a few details you also need to consider, how long have you been with your partner? Could he have contracted this STD before he met you & never knew as the symptoms can lay dormant? How many previous partners has he had? etc.