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Syphilis is a bacterial infection, in most cases, spread by sexual contact. The bacteria can be dormant for years before becoming active. Syphilis can be treated with antibiotics. If left untreated, syphilis can severely damage organs and become life-threatening. Prevention includes safe sex practices and abstinence.

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painless ulcers, sores, vaginal discharge, wart-like growths on genitalia, rashes, itching, fatigue, mouth ulcers, rash on palms and soles, sore throat, swollen lymph nodes, weight loss, and rectal lining inflammation

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Early symptoms of syphilis can be cured with a single shot of penicillin. Sexual partners should be treated as well.

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The long term effects of syphilis can lead to damage of the heart, eyes, brain, nerves, bones, joints, and liver.

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The long term effects of syphilis can lead to damage of the heart, eyes, brain, nerves, bones, joints, and liver.

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According to the CDC, babies born with syphilis can be stillborn or die from the infection during infancy. Babies born with syphilis can have anemia, an enlarged liver and spleen, jaundice, nerve problems causing blindness and deafness, meningitis, and skin rashes. 

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According to the CDC, babies born with syphilis can be stillborn or die from the infection during infancy. Babies born with syphilis can have anemia, an enlarged liver and spleen, jaundice, nerve problems causing blindness and deafness, meningitis, and skin rashes. 