Sure: Tests have true positive, false positive, true negative, and false negative results, so that is why a doctor is needed to help interpret the results. If one person in a couple tests positive for Trich, and there is suspicion of Trich in that couple, then we can presume it is a true positive and treat both people.
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Yes, very common: This is very common. The available tests are not designed for testing men, only women. Your partner still needs treatment for trich to prevent you from being reinfected. You both also should be tested for gonorrhe and chlamydia, which are more common in people with trichomoniasis. Good luck!
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