Published in: Sexualy Transmitted Infections, 2006
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This first systematic review of male circumcision and ulcerative STI strongly indicates that circumcised men are at lower risk of chancroid and syphilis. There is less association with HSV-2. Potential male circumcision interventions to reduce HIV in high risk populations may provide additional benefit by protecting against other STI
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Chancroid is a sexually transmitted disease. It is caused due to the bacterial form known as Haemophilus ducreyi. It carries risk of HIV virus. It is very painful. This can become dangerous, so one can prevent it by following safe sex practices, having disease-free partner and the using condoms. For more details on Chancroid, refer Chancroid
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