Patients can develop chancroid more than once on subsequent exposures to H. ducreyi. Symptoms start to appear 4 to 10 days after exposure to H. ducreyi. Symptoms of chancroid may include:
Red bumps called papules Ulcers Swollen inguinal lymph nodes (these are lymph nodes located in the fold between the leg and lower abdomen) Pain with urination and intercourse in females
What are the symptoms of chancroid?
Patients can develop chancroid more than once on subsequent exposures to H. ducreyi. Symptoms start to appear 4 to 10 days after exposure to H. ducreyi. Symptoms of chancroid may include:
Red bumps called papules Ulcers Swollen inguinal lymph nodes (these are lymph nodes located in the fold between the leg and lower abdomen) Pain with urination and intercourse in females