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The name of the Pathogen that causes Syphillis is Treponema Pallidum. It is a spiral shaped Bacterium transmitted among humans

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The symptoms of Syphillis are broken into three stages: The first stage includes sores on the genitals and mouth, followed by a rash that can appear anywhere on the body, and finally if left untreated can lead to blindness, paralysis, or organ failure

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Congenital Syphillis can cause multiple problems in newborns including many fatal incidents. Approximately 40% of babies born to a mother with Syphillis are stillborn or die from infection. Symptoms can include bone damage, anemia, Jaundice, nerve damage, an enlarged liver, and rashes.

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Late stage Syphillis, also known as tertiary Syphillis, can cause major problems if left untreated. Symptoms often occur 10-30 years after infection and mainly effect internal organs, bones, and nerves. These systematic problems often result in death.

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The treatment for Syphillis in the clinical setting is an injection of Benzathine Penicillan G. This covers primary and secondary stage illness. It is recommended to have 3 doses of Benzathine Penicillan G at weekly intervals in tertiary stage Syphillis

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Syphilis is a serious infection spread through sexual contact. It can effect many internal organs of the lymphatic system as well as the brain and skeletal system. The best way to prevent Syphilis is to use protection such as condoms and limit your amount of sexual partners.