Syphilis is a highly prevalent sexually transmitted disease caused by infection with the bacterium Treponema pallidum. Usually sexually, mother-to-child and blood-born, syphilis can affect all tissues and organs in the late stage, which can be life-threatening.
In particular, syphilis infection in pregnant women can cause fetal arrest, premature birth or other events, and syphilis has an incubation period of 2 to 10 months. When infected with Treponema pallidum, the body will have obvious symptoms, which should be detected as early as possible.
Syphilis is a sexually transmitted disease caused by the bacterium Treponema pallidum. This pathogen is very cunning and can be "lurking" in the human body for a long time without causing noticeable symptoms, thus making people take it lightly. However, over time, the pathogen gradually multiplies, and the condition can gradually deteriorate, even triggering various serious complications.
Intimate contact transmission: This is the main mode of transmission of syphilis, which is contracted by intimately engaging in intimate acts with people infected with syphilis, contracting Treponema pallidum.
Blood-borne transmission: Syringes or transfusion equipment used by syphilis patients who have not been thoroughly sterilized, leading to infection.
Mother-to-child transmission: Pregnant women infected with syphilis infect their fetus through the placenta.
Indirect contact transmission: Infection occurs when people with syphilis use daily necessities such as towels, bathtubs, and clothing that have not been thoroughly disinfected.
1.Swollen lymph nodes
People with syphilis may experience symptoms of swollen lymph nodes, especially in areas such as the neck, armpits, groin, etc. These lymph nodes may enlarge and be painful and tender as the disease progresses. If these symptoms are found, it is advisable to seek medical attention and have relevant tests carried out.
2.Headaches of varying severity
If syphilis in women is neurological, when the disease progresses to a certain stage, it will cause damage to the brain tissue, which will cause a response to increased intracranial pressure. At this time, the patient will have different degrees of headache and need to actively take the right coping measures.
3.**Ulcerative lesions appear
The first symptoms of syphilis are usually small, ** sores called chancre. This ulcer appears at the site of infection, usually at the site of sexual contact, such as *** rectum or lips. This ulcer may heal on its own, but this does not mean that the disease has disappeared, just entered the incubation period.
4.Lesions of the skeletal system
If syphilis has progressed to stage 3, it can also affect your head and facial bones, and may even be accompanied by joint deformities and severe bone pain, which is most pronounced at night.
At the same time, stage 2 syphilis will spread to the whole body, and even appear fever spots, flaky hair loss, muscle aches, vision loss, stage 3 will involve the cardiovascular system, accompanied by palpitations, shortness of breath, angina.
5.Chancre
This is one of the earliest symptoms of Treponema pallidum after entering the body, usually in the Y part, it is a ** ulcer that feels like an induration and may appear in private areas. Chancre usually resolves on its own within a few weeks, but symptoms such as swollen lymph nodes and general malaise may occur during this time. 
These symptoms may appear within weeks to months after infection, but some people may not have any symptoms at all. It is important that if you suspect that you are infected with syphilis, you should get tested as soon as possible, and early ** can effectively control the condition and avoid complications.
1.Early and timely**In the case of syphilis, we should insist on the early stage, and we must use sufficient amounts of medication. At the same time, the patient's spouse also needs to be examined during the ** period, and if there is an infection, they should be accepted**. After cure, regular re-examinations should be carried out, and the dosage of antibiotics should be increased when there are ** signs.
2.Take safety precautions
Sexual contact is one of the main causes of syphilis, so it is important to keep yourself clean and avoid high-risk sexual behaviors. When in a relationship with your partner, you should also take safety measures and use safety T correctly to effectively block the spread of the virus and reduce the probability of disease.
3.Practice good hygiene
You should practice good hygiene, try not to bathe in public baths without hygienic protection, and do not use hotel towels and other daily necessities when staying in a hotel. And it should be forbidden to share underwear, ** and other personal belongings with others, and underwear should be washed frequently, which can effectively prevent the occurrence of syphilis.
4.Do not touch the dp
DP is not only addictive, but also affects the nervous system, prompting people to become more confused in their sexual life, and even often engage in risky sexual behavior, resulting in an increased chance of syphilis.
In addition, some drug users share the same syringe and may eventually become infected by staining the blood of a syphilis patient. Therefore, in any way, it is necessary to stay away from DP.