chancroid/dysuria

OBJECTIVE To assess the linkage of sexually transmitted disease (STD) symptoms and treatable STD to HIV incidence. METHODS Analysis of a randomized trial of STD control for HIV prevention, Rakai, Uganda. METHODS Consenting adults 15-59 years of age were seen at 10-monthly home visits, interviewed

A retrospective study was conducted during 8 years to determine the epidemiological features of condyloma and its complications in patients attending urology consultations in Lomé teaching hospital. During this period, 257 cases (218 males, 38 females) of condyloma were diagnosed. The condyloma

Sexually transmitted disease patients of health institutions in Ado-Ekiti responded to questionnaires on the quality of STDs treatment; four-fifths of the institutions are privately owned. Gonorrhoea and syphilis are the major STDs reported by the respondents and treated by the health-care

BACKGROUND This study aimed to determine the prevalence of genital ulcer and urethral pathogens, as well as their association with clinical features, in men with genital ulcer disease (GUD) enrolled in a clinical trial. METHODS Clinical data were collected by questionnaire. Ulcer swabs were tested