Syphilis pictures of women

Syphilis is one of the sexually transmitted diseases with the highest incidence and adverse effects in today's society and is familiar to many people. Among syphilis patients, the proportion of women is much higher than that of men. This is related to the physiological structure of women. Generally, if syphilis can be treated in time in the early stage, the prognosis is still very good. If it is delayed until the third stage to receive treatment, the difficulty will be greatly increased. Therefore, it is helpful for everyone to actively master the symptoms of syphilis so that they can make timely judgments in the early stages of the disease. Let's take a look at the photos of female syphilis.

Primary syphilis usually occurs about two to three weeks after unclean sexual intercourse. The patient's genitals will often have one or more relatively hard lumps, which are neither painful nor itchy, and the surface will often ulcerate. In medicine, it is called chancre. At this stage, the patient's groin and multiple lymph nodes will also become swollen. Because primary syphilis is relatively localized, if timely treatment is received at this time, the symptoms can be eliminated quickly.

If syphilis is not treated promptly in the primary stage, it may develop to the secondary stage. At this time, the chancre may disappear on its own, but because the virus has already invaded the blood and spread throughout the body, various rashes appear on the patient's skin, and along with the swelling of the lymph nodes, clinical medical statistics have found that about 20% of patients will miss the opportunity to eradicate syphilis due to delayed treatment.

If the second stage treatment is missed, syphilis may develop to the third stage. At this time, the patient's nervous system, immune system, etc. are damaged. Some patients will experience memory loss, and in severe cases even chronic coma. At the same time, the affected internal organs will continue to have varying degrees of discomfort. If the stomach and intestines are affected, the patient may also have symptoms such as bloody stools.

Here we introduce the photos of female syphilis and its symptoms. Syphilis is highly contagious, so once a woman is sick, please try to actively receive effective treatment and do not ignore it. During the treatment period, your spouse should also receive treatment to avoid cross-infection in future sexual life and recurrence of the disease.