Only a few genital HSV-2 infections cause recognisable symptoms. The virus can be spread to others even if no symptoms are present and by people who don't know they are infected. Symptoms in women include a curdy, whitish vaginal discharge and itching in the genital area. Males usually do not have symptoms but may develop a rash on the tip of the penis or itching in the genital area. Treated with prescription medication.
Condoms can prevent the spread of yeast from one sexual partner to another.
Males usually do not have symptoms but may have slight discharge from the penis or burning during urination. If untreated, may cause inflammation of the cervix, which can cause an abnormal Pap smear Treatment includes medication for both partners. These warts and lesions can be eliminated by toxic chemicals, freezing, electrocautery or laser therapy, but this is not a cure. In the U.S., genital and anal HPV infections are the most prevalent STDs. Genital warts and HPV can be spread by skin to skin contact, so although condoms can help in preventing transmission, they do not afford complete protection.