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A person contacts chancroid through sexual activity with an infected partner. Ulcers and drainage are common symptoms. Chancroid is more prevalent among uncircumcised males than those who are circumcised.
Haemophilus ducreyi is spread from person to person by vaginal, anal, and oral sexual contact.
Direct (skin to skin)
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