They can be transmitted through sexual contact, but also by exchanging of sleeping bags, clothes, or bedding. Symptoms are noticing the parasites, or itching. Treatment is application of insecticide shampoo. The mite is passed by close personal contact with an infected individual. Symptoms include intense itching and rashes.
Treatment is application of a prescription cream, and washing of all bedding, towels, and clothing.
Symptoms include skin ulcers, then flu like symptoms with rash, then enters a latent stage where it begins to damage the brain, spinal cord, heart and other organs. It can be cured with a proper course of antibiotics. It is passed during sexual intercourse from one partner to another. For women, symptoms may include abnormal discharge, swelling of the labia, discomfort with intercourse, burning with urination, or there may be no symptoms. Men generally do not show symptoms.