Symptoms of early syphilis in women

Early syphilis in women may cause dry skin or papules, and as the disease progresses, desquamation is likely to occur.

In the early stages of syphilis, the symptoms may not be particularly obvious. Generally, the skin and mucous membranes will be slightly damaged, and there will be plaques or pain and itching. As the disease progresses, if it is not treated for a long time, pustules may appear. In severe cases, it will spread throughout the body, and symptoms such as swollen and painful joints or fever may occur. Therefore, syphilis must be controlled in time after it occurs.

Syphilis is a sexually transmitted disease mainly caused by infection with Treponema pallidum, which is mainly transmitted from mother to child through sexual intercourse or blood. It requires oral penicillin-like drugs for treatment. Attention should be paid to strengthening safe sex and also be careful not to have multiple sexual partners.

The harm of syphilis is generally quite serious. You must pay attention to regular check-ups in the hospital. At the same time, you cannot have sex during treatment to avoid irreversible damage to your organs. You must also pay attention to your personal diet and hygiene, develop a good attitude, actively face the disease and cooperate with treatment, strive for a speedy recovery, clean the vulva regularly, and choose some loose and breathable underwear to keep the vagina blocked, dry or breathable. You cannot smoke, drink alcohol or carbonated beverages.