WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT SYPHILIS
1.Syphilis is a very old disease caused by a bacterium
2.It spreads from through sex
3.Several sexual partners put you at risk
4.Symptoms include painless sore on your penis/lips/anus/vagina
WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT SYPHILIS
1.Syphilis is a very old disease caused by a bacterium
2.It spreads from through sex
3.Several sexual partners put you at risk
4.Symptoms include painless sore on your penis/lips/anus/vagina
Syphilis is a very old disease caused by a bacterium. Transmission is mainly during vaginal, anal or oral sexual contact. Also an infected pregnant woman can pass the disease to the unborn child- the bacteria pass through the placenta to the child in the womb. Such infection of the baby could lead to still birth, premature delivery or low birth weight. Sometimes the infected baby maybe born without any problem but if untreated may later develop serious problems like deafness, blindness due to cataract, epileptic attacks etc. …
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