What symptom is female syphilis

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My wife was pregnant in July. She was positive for Treponema pallidum, but I didn't check. She took penicillin for a period of time, but it didn't work. She had no symptoms for so many years. She was in good health, never had an injection or medicine, and didn't catch a cold, 12. Regular check-up. However, through treatment, the disease has been controlled to a certain extent. For the problem of what symptoms of female syphilis is, let me tell you.

What symptom is female syphilis

Symptom 1: After men suffer from syphilis, there are many symptoms. In different periods, the symptoms are different. We should pay attention to observation and timely treatment, so as to cure the disease as soon as possible. The incubation period of primary syphilis is about 3-4 weeks. The general symptom is that there will be a red, painless hard rash on the genitals. It needs to be treated immediately, otherwise it will turn into secondary syphilis.

Symptom 2: secondary syphilis generally occurs in 9-12 weeks after infection, which leads to systemic symptoms through blood circulation. It is generally manifested as round or oval papules on the limbs and trunk, headache, fever, etc., which should be treated with drugs in time.

Symptom 3: the third stage syphilis usually occurs after infection and is not actively treated. It usually occurs 2-10 years after infection and has caused symptoms of organs and nerves, such as proteinuria and brain edema.

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Syphilis is a sexually transmitted disease caused by Treponema pallidum through sexual contact. After Treponema pallidum invades the brain, it can cause one of the most common chronic meningitis in the nervous system syphilis, showing a gradual development and progressive course. The main clinical symptoms are personality change and progressive dementia. According to the pathological changes, Treponema pallidum caused inflammatory reaction in the brain, the pia mater became turbid and thickened, especially in the frontal lobe. The whole cerebral cortex atrophied significantly, especially in the frontal lobe. Most of the ventricles were enlarged and the ependyma thickened. In particular, there is a small sand like uplift at the bottom of the fourth chamber. This kind of granular ependymal inflammation has characteristic significance. As a result of this degeneration, leading to degeneration of brain nerve cells, a large number of cell necrosis, eventually leading to paralysis and mental retardation, paralytic dementia, which is the process of syphilis endangering brain health.