How long can syphilis be detected

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I don't know why I feel that my limbs are very sore. It's good for me to have a rest during this period. But I can't lift my spirits when doing anything. So I went to the hospital for a detailed examination, and then I knew that I had syphilis. Let's talk about how long syphilis can be detected.

How long can syphilis be detected

First of all: the symptoms of latent period of syphilis is not obvious. The clinical manifestations of latent period of primary syphilis are hard chancre and inguinal lymphadenopathy. The main symptoms of latent period of secondary syphilis were skin damage and mucosal damage. In addition to skin and mucous membrane damage, the symptoms of latent period of third stage syphilis.

Secondly: the incubation period of syphilis is about 9 to 90 days. When the patient is infected with syphilis, the clinical serum reaction is positive at this time, and the symptoms temporarily fade. This stage is called the incubation period of syphilis. Some patients take antibiotics at the time of infection, so the onset will be delayed.

Finally: of course, patients with strong resistance, the onset will be later. Is also a very small number of patients to six months or even years after the emergence of secondary syphilis, three syphilis latent symptoms.

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Syphilis serological test is a necessary method for the diagnosis of syphilis, especially for latent syphilis. After Treponema pallidum infects human body, it can produce two kinds of antibodies. Nonspecific anti cardiolipin antibody can be detected by bovine cardiolipin, which is called non Treponema pallidum antigen Seroreaction (Treponema pallidum protein + human lipid antigen anti cardiolipin antigen anti cardiolipin antibody + cardiolipin antigen non Treponema pallidum antigen Seroreaction); Anti Treponema pallidum antibody can be detected by Treponema pallidum (live or dead Treponema pallidum or its components), which is called Treponema pallidum antigen Seroreaction (Treponema pallidum specific antigen - stimulating body anti Treponema pallidum antibody + Treponema pallidum antigen - Treponema pallidum Seroreaction).