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Syphilis is sexually transmitted infection caused by the bacterium Treponema Pallidum.

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Symptoms of Syphilis typically start off with painless sores (chancre). Muscle pains and fatigue can also be symptoms that occur within the first stage of this disease. After the healing of the chancre, the next symptom is a severe skin rash that can cover the whole body. The most severe stage of Syphilis is the Tertiary stage. Tertiary Syphilis can result from not seeking treatment. It causes damage and destruction to the brain, heart, joints and bones, and can be fatal.

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If caught early, Syphilis can be pretty easy to cure. the treatment for most cases can include antibiotics, such as penicillin.

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Children born to mothers with untreated Syphilis can be born with bone damage, severe anemia and nerve problems that can cause the baby to go blind or deaf. Some children can be stillborn or even die from this horrific disease.