The multiple chancres on this penis are associated with primary syphilis. There may be single or multiple ulcers and they are generally painless. The lesions may be hidden from view in women and subsequently go unnoticed until the rash of secondary syphilis appears. An example of raised genital warts in the male. The virus which causes this condition is sexually transmitted.
Genital warts are easier to treat in the male than the female.
There is controversy as to whether the virus can be completely eliminated. Ulcer formation on the labia associated with genital herpes. These lesions are extremely painful. Episodes may recur frequently or infrequently. The virus persists throughout life, although the frequency of outbreaks tends to decrease with time.