Research Paper On Chancroid

Chancroid, also know as Haemophilus Ducreyi, is a bacterium that attacks the skin tissue and produces an open sore. The sore appears in the region of the reproductive organs. The chancroid bacterium appears in both men and women.
The symptoms of chancroid may vary between gender but nonetheless appear a few weeks after initial exposure. In men a small red bump will form near the genitals and convert to an open sore only a day or two later. For women four red bumps form in the genital region and also become ulcerated, or open, within a few days.
The current way to determine whether or not you have chancroid is your doctor must extract some of the fluid from the open sores and is sent to a lab. The fluid is then analyzed with multiple tests and