Can syphilis be cured? And how to treat it?

      Diagnosis of syphilis is undoubtedly unfortunate, but it is fortunate in unfortunate circumstances because compared to AIDS, syphilis can be cured. The main symptoms of syphilis occur on the skin, and with proper treatment, syphilis can be controlled and eventually cured.

      Early syphilis can be completely cured, and the earlier it is treated, the easier it is to cure.

      Syphilis experts say that syphilis cannot be cured. Clinical evidence has shown that as long as it is detected early and treated early, syphilis can be completely cured. Syphilis patients usually do not show symptoms immediately after having unprotected sexual contact and generally have an incubation period of 9-90 days, with an average of three weeks. Patients usually begin to develop symptoms two weeks after syphilis infection. Therefore, in general, syphilis testing for those who have unprotected sexual contact is most appropriate after two to three weeks and has a high clinical accuracy.

      If syphilis patients receive timely and regular treatment within 1-2 weeks after the appearance of the genital lesion, the Treponema pallidum in the bloodstream can be completely eliminated, with clinical symptoms rapidly disappearing, achieving the goal of a thorough cure. Experts say that the earlier syphilis is treated, the higher the cure rate!

      There are many different methods of drug treatment, and taking penicillin is a good choice. Penicillin is now one of the most effective anti-inflammatory drugs that can effectively remove viruses from our bodies on a large scale, and patients with mild illness can see good results in one course of treatment. Patients with severe illness who persist in receiving two courses of treatment will also recover. “Moreover, the cost of this type of treatment is not too high and is suitable for most people to choose. At the same time, treating syphilis requires the establishment of good habits in life, keeping good personal hygiene, frequently bathing, changing underwear frequently, and paying attention to the use of high-temperature sterilization to ensure that the virus does not breed and spread. Syphilis is a sexually transmitted disease, so we must avoid sexual promiscuity and avoid contact with sources of infection.