Syphilis can be completely cured as long as it is treated according to the doctor's instructions, so don't worry too much. Early syphilis can generally be cured within 3 weeks, late syphilis takes about 4 weeks to cure, and neurosyphilis needs hospitalization, which usually takes 3 to 4 weeks.
2 How is syphilis spread? 1. Wound-infected syphilis bacteria can invade the body through small wounds on the skin or mucous membrane. After a few days of incubation, the bacteria will multiply enough and start to get sick. Therefore, we should be cautious about broken wounds.
2. Pregnant women with syphilis can be transmitted to the fetus through the placenta, causing intrauterine infection of the fetus, mostly after 4 months of pregnancy, leading to abortion, premature birth, stillbirth or delivery of syphilis.
3, unclean life unclean sexual intercourse is the main cause of syphilis infection. Syphilis is almost always caused by sexual contact. Syphilis patients are the source of infection, which is highly contagious and has a high infection rate. They usually get sick 7-60 days after infection.
4. Hypoimmunity mainly refers to non-sexual infection. Mainly contact with the secretions of syphilis patients or contaminated utensils, such as towels, foot cloths, footbeds, clothes, quilts, and even toilet seats. , will be contagious.
What are the hazards of syphilis?
1, patients with syphilis skin lesions often complain of discomfort below, and discomfort symptoms such as ulcers, pustules and macules appear in the genitals, resulting in excessive secretion, forming fear and affecting normal life.
2, endangering the health of others, male friends should pay more attention to whether syphilis can be cured. Because if male syphilis patients are not cured, they will not only endanger their own health, but also infect their wives and children, leading to premature delivery, abortion and stillbirth. A few live-born fetuses may also suffer from fetal syphilis.
3, resulting in loss of function Due to the increased toxicity of spirochete mutation, the damage to the body and organs is aggravated, resulting in tissue and organ damage, loss of function, leading to disability or death.