The main symptoms of trichomonas vaginitis are an increase in vaginal discharge, along with itching of the vulva, sometimes accompanied by a burning sensation, pain, or pain after sexual intercourse. The typical characteristics of the discharge are thin, yellow-green, yellow purulent, foamy, and accompanied by an odor. Trichomonas vaginitis requires that both partners be treated, and it needs to be done under the correct and reasonable treatment guidelines prescribed by a doctor. Systemic medication can be chosen, either intravenous or oral, and local medications can be applied as prescribed by a doctor, including the use of vaginal suppositories. As for the effectiveness of moxibustion for trichomonas vaginitis, it is advised to further consult a doctor at a hospital. If moxibustion is considered, it should be performed by a professional traditional Chinese medicine therapist under medical advice. Do not seek treatment in beauty salons or minor clinics, as moxibustion requires specialized expertise.