TVVs were present in 43.5% (95% CI: 23.2–65.5) (10/23) of T. vaginalis isolates. Trichomonas vaginalis virus type 1 (TVV1) was the most prevalent (39.1%), followed by TVV2 (26.1%), TVV3 (17.4%) and TVV4 (13.0%). Nine out of 10 T. vaginalis isolates with TVVs harbored more than one type of TVV (Table 3). TVV1 was present in all virus-positive T. vaginalis isolates but one (TV207). All 11 genotype E isolates were virus-negative.Table 3Genotypes of Trichomonas vaginalis and carriage of T. vaginalis viruses, in relation to symptoms among 23 T. vaginalis isolates in Kilifi, KenyaSample IDTVV1TVV2TVV3TVV4GenotypeSymptomatica TV279+–+–*+TV022––––E+TV042––––E+TV050––––E–TV066––––E+TV075––––E+TV176––––E–TV188––––E–TV203––––E+TV224––––E–TV299––––E+TV323––––E–TV185+–++G–TV207–+––G+TV238+++–G+TV307++––I–TV116++––N–TV131++––N+TV156+––+N–TV190+++–N+TV210––––N+TV234+––+N–TV140––––P+ Abbreviations: TVV1 Trichomonas vaginalis virus type 1, TVV2 T. vaginalis virus type 2, TVV3 T. vaginalis virus type 3, TVV4 T. vaginalis virus type 4 Code: *Not typed; + present; − absent aSymptomatic: any or a combination of the three symptoms, i.e. genital ulcer, lower abdominal pain and/or abnormal vaginal discharge