Herpes can be treated but not cured. Medications can make the sores go away and make the blistering and pain less severe. The Human Papilloma Virus causes venereal and other types of warts. The incubation period is between a month and a year. The Center for Disease Control estimates 40 million people are infected with HPV, with one million new infections each year.
Venereal warts can grow in the mouth, throat, anus, genitalia and perineum.
They are painless and look bumpy and fleshy like cauliflower. Warts can be treated by burning them off with a laser, freezing them or with chemicals. Scabies and Pubic Lice Scabies and pubic lice, also known as crabs, are insect infestations accompanied by itching as the insects feed by sucking the blood of the genitalia. The insects can be killed by using a lotion in the case of scabies or a shampoo for pubic lice. Syphilis Syphilis is caused by a bacteria which has an incubation period of one week to three months.