does Trichomonas Infection effect the fertility of males who has it for a long time?

Answer 1

No, bacterial STDs are the ones that can cause infertility if not treated in time (chlamydia, gonorrhea, and syphilis).

The symptoms of trichomoniasis are more annoying than they are threatening to your health. The genital inflammation caused by trichomoniasis might however, increase a person's risk of acquiring HIV infection if s/he is exposed to HIV or might also increase the chances of transmitting HIV infection to a sex partner. In rare case, trichomoniasis in pregnant women may cause a premature rupture of the membranes and early delivery.
http://www.cdc.gov/std/trichomonas/STDFact-Trichomoniasis.htm#complications
http://std-gov.org/stds/trichomoniasis.htm

Answer 2

The waste product Trichomonas produces, decreases the quality of sperm when accepted into a womb that is infected w. T. (Hang, 2004). Further, sperm w. T. traces is not accepted by sperm banks. (Springerlink 2007). This tells us that T. infected (traces or full blown) can not be considered of quality suitable to produce healthy off-spring. That this is not some sort of snobby notion by sperm banks can be deduced from the common knowledge that a drinking and smoking man´s sperm affects his children´s mental capacities and nervous systems in a negative way. If you find it important to give your child a healthy mind and body, make sure to get rid of whatever debilitating condition you have and its traces and start healing and getting fit by eating healthy and exercise. It increases the chance on a beautiful capable child.

Answer 3

any infection not treated over the long term can and will affect the fertillity of males and females.

Answer 4

Yes in both male and female.