Infant symptoms of mother to child transmission of syphilis

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Recently, I have some red pimples on my body. The surface of pimples is very wet and hard. Sometimes I feel that the pain is not very serious. Moreover, the affected area begins to fester in two or three days, and it also increases. I went to see the doctor and found that it is syphilis. Today, let me share with you the symptoms of mother to child transmission of syphilis.

Infant symptoms of mother to child transmission of syphilis

First, the clinical manifestations of neonatal congenital syphilis are diverse, the symptoms and signs lack specificity, and multiple organs can be involved at the same time. Simple skin rash is easy to be confused with diaper dermatitis, pustular rash, and jaundice, hepatosplenomegaly are easy to be misdiagnosed as hyperbilirubinemia, sepsis, etc.

Second: early congenital syphilis: onset within two years after birth, manifested as flabby and pale skin, wrinkles such as the old man's appearance, slow weight growth, weak and hoarse crying, often accompanied by low fever, anemia, hepatosplenomegaly, lymphadenectasis and alopecia. Skin and mucous membrane damage such as macular papules, papules, blisters or bullae, pustules and so on, prone to palm, plantar and cavity around the hole; in the corner of the mouth, nostrils, anus can occur linear chapped damage, after healing become characteristic radial scar.

Third: early time is mainly in the baby born about 3 weeks, this is congenital syphilis, when the child's development is relatively poor, thin body and skin relaxation, and patients often accompanied by abdominal distension and hepatosplenomegaly, at the same time, about half of the children will have skin damage, the main symptoms of syphilis is erythema, papules, water Blisters and pustules, sometimes the patient's skin can also appear a large area of exfoliation of the epidermis, often occurs in the patient's genitals, trunk and head. 　

matters needing attention

Sex is indeed a major route of syphilis transmission. In addition, syphilis can be transmitted indirectly. When people's skin loses its normal defense ability (such as damaged epidermis), contact with baths and clothes with Treponema pallidum, or directly contact with the damaged skin and mucous membrane of patients, Treponema pallidum may enter the human body and cause the disease. Therefore, syphilis patients should pay attention to personal and public health, wash hands before and after defecation, do not use other people's goods, so as not to harm others and themselves.