Chancroid Bacterial Sexually Transmitted DiseaseClinical Summary:Chancroid is a highly infectious and curable sexually transmitted disease caused by the bacterium Haemophilus Ducreyl (also known as H. Ducreyl).Because Chancroid can be transmitted without even having sex, it ranks high on the list as a fairly common treatable sexually transmitted disease. Make Sure You Read Male Chancroid Page to Learn More About Symptoms of Male Chancroid Ulcers. 
Chancroid was once rare in the U.S. and use to be primarily found in Africa and parts of Asia known for high sexual activity. Women are usually unaware that they have a Chancroid ulcer either on the inside, or outside of their bodies. This fact, of course, perpetuates the transmission of this highly infectious, sexually transmitted disease. Primary Mode of Chancroid Transmission:
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How Chancroid Is Treated:Chancroid infection is definitely not an infection that you want to self-diagnosis. This is because the correct diagnosis determines the course of treatment. A doctor will take a sample of the pus from the sore and a lab technician will isolate the Haemophilus Ducreyl and culture it to make sure that it is the culprit in the creating the sore and not the bacteria or viruses that cause Syphillis, or Herpes. The staining process of identifying this bacterium has been largely abandoned because of the possibility of confusing this bacterium with other infectious organisms found in other genital ulcers.The licensed doctor will choose of one of the antibiotics to kill the Chancroid bacterium. The longer you wait to get treatment the more possible it is to have an ugly scar from the Chancroid sore. Go to AIDS Treatment page to find out how to boost your immune system and stave off a pesky yeast infection from taking the antibiotics. You have enough to worry about without an additional infection. Also, go to Yeast Infection Remedy to learn more about treating and preventing yeast (candida) infections. A doctor will usually have you report back to office within 7-10 days to examine the Chancroid sore to make sure he/she sees some kind of improvement. Not every antibiotic works the same on every person. When it comes to Chancroid, the doctor needs to see you after you start the antibiotic to monitor how you are healing. Your partner needs to be thoroughly examined also. As long as a person has the visible evidence of any part of the Chancroid sore, they are still highly contagious. A person is cured if the Chancroid sore is completely gone. During the time you are being treated for Chancroid, bear in mind to wear underwear with a pad to “contain” the infection and prevent spreading the infection by keeping the sore covered (if it is on the surface of the skin). Place colloidal silver Be careful touching the sore, and then touching yourself anywhere else. Wherever you touch, that’s where the infection can go, including your eyes. Wash your hands thoroughly after using the bathroom and be careful how you wipe yourself, not front to back. What Can Happen If Chancroid Is Not Treated:
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