If yes how And what are the signs and symptoms

Well, judging from the genitals of both organs, the penis not as prone to infection unlike that of the females. The male entrance into the urether is very narrow and more enclosed. And for toilet infections to penetrate, its very hard. Pls note that men can contact toilet infections but its very rare. But for ladies as we all know are highly vulnerable to toilet infections.. Especially schistosomiasis. To be precise, Schistosoma japonikum which has a shape like a mango but flattened and has a sharp pointed end. This organism penetrates the vagina mostly when unclean toilets are contacted. Usually when a lady passes out blood and she's not on her period, she should be tested for infections such as schistosomiasis.