How long can syphilis heal

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I have a cousin who is very ignorant and doesn't study when she is young. Now she often goes to nightclubs with some friends in society, which leads to syphilis. Today, let me tell you how long syphilis can be cured.

How long can syphilis heal

Treatment 1: syphilis after regular Qumei treatment, is the need for follow-up titer, generally need to review full 2 years, the previous year in March to check once, the second year half a year to wipe once. If there is no recurrence after 2 years of reexamination, it can be called clinical cure. Suspected to be infected with syphilis after the need to do a syphilis antibody test, generally can clear or exclude the diagnosis.

Treatment 2: primary syphilis is a sexually transmitted disease caused by the human body infected with Treponema pallidum. It is often prone to ulcers or papules in the external genitalia. Generally, there is no pain and itching, but it is infectious, so it needs to be noted. The disease needs to be treated with benzathine penicillin, once a week, intramuscular injection, generally in the treatment of three months to six months can be cured.

Treatment 3: after the diagnosis of syphilis, the first choice of treatment is intramuscular injection of long-acting penicillin. If only RPR positive can not be diagnosed as syphilis, because there will be the possibility of false positive. After treatment, the RPR titer of syphilis decreased and was weakly positive, indicating that the condition was improved, but it needs a course of treatment to stop the drug for observation, and regularly go to the hospital for reexamination. Only when the RPR turned negative can the patient be cured.

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A few hours after infection, Treponema pallidum propagated along the lymphatic vessels to the lymph nodes. One to two weeks later, the nearby lymph nodes began to swell, and the inguinal lymph nodes were the most common. It is characterized by hard, no fusion, no suppuration, no redness, swelling, heat and pain on the surface. Treponema pallidum was often positive in lymph node biopsy. The rate of lymphadenopathy subsided more slowly than that of chancre.