What are the symptoms of syphilis in girls

When talking about syphilis, I believe that some bad signs always appear in everyone's mind. In fact, the main spread of syphilis comes not only from sexual behavior, but also from inadvertent sexual intercourse. This is something that everyone cannot distinguish. Because syphilis has a dangerous period, it takes about three months to detect syphilis after having sexual intercourse. What symptoms will women show after they are infected with syphilis?

Most of the people who get syphilis are men. The symptoms of syphilis in women are not very clear, so we need to learn about it. Syphilis in women mainly appears on the lips, mouth, tongue, breasts, anus, labia majora, and labia minora. These areas will have lumps and are relatively rough. Some parts will not feel severe pain in the early stage, but will start to hurt as the disease worsens.

At the beginning, the lump is painless and itchy, and is circular or oval in shape, but there will be obvious ulcers on the edge and secretions in the area. As the disease progresses, the herpes pain begins to appear, and even local ulceration, large-scale swelling, and water begins to flow slowly. It also feels extremely itchy and painful.

As the disease progresses, patients with syphilis will also experience swollen lymph nodes, which may be multiple lymph nodes, or even pain or itching all over the body, no adhesion, and no symptoms. As gonorrhea invades the skin and causes eczema, some heart functions and central nervous system functions are affected. Patients will often feel dizziness, headache, bone and joint pain and a series of other symptoms.

Syphilis has a great impact on the human body. Women should seek medical treatment as soon as possible after being diagnosed with syphilis, and should promptly undergo relevant disease tests and physical examinations. According to the theory and severity of the disease, they should choose an effective treatment plan, and terminate all sexual intercourse during the treatment period of syphilis, as sexual intercourse may lead to cross-infection.