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Infections with a predominantly sexual mode of transmission / Herpes / Health / Bacterial diseases / Viral diseases / Chancroid / Herpes simplex / Genital ulcer / HSV-2 / Medicine / Microbiology / Sexually transmitted diseases and infections
Date: 2014-12-08 20:35:37
Infections with a predominantly sexual mode of transmission
Herpes
Health
Bacterial diseases
Viral diseases
Chancroid
Herpes simplex
Genital ulcer
HSV-2
Medicine
Microbiology
Sexually transmitted diseases and infections

Genital Ulcer Disease (GUD) MANAGEMENT SUMMARY In New Zealand, GUD due to STI is largely confined to herpes simplex virus (either HSV 2 or HSV 1), or syphilis. Tropical causes of GUD such as chancroid or lymphogranulo

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