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Syphilis is a sexually transmitted infection caused by the spiral-shaped bacterium Treponema Pallidum

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Syphilis is a sexually transmitted infection caused by the spiral-shaped bacterium Treponema Pallidum

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The 100% way to assure that you do not contract syphilis is to abstain from sexual relations. Condoms are the next line of defense.  Also, remember to get tested for sexually transmitted diseases at the doctor regularly if you are sexually active. 

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The 100% way to assure that you do not contract syphilis is to abstain from sexual relations. Condoms are the next line of defense.  Also, remember to get tested for sexually transmitted diseases at the doctor regularly if you are sexually active. 

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Approximately 50,000 individuals are infected with Syphilis each year in the United States. 

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Approximately 50,000 individuals are infected with Syphilis each year in the United States. 

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The syphilis infection can be passed to a newborn via the birth canal, potentially causing impaired vision and hearing.

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Formation of chancre, pink skin rash covering parts of the body, fever, joint pain, and sometimes hair loss.

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                     Long Term Effects of Syphilis

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                     Long Term Effects of Syphilis

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Syphilis can come and go for years, although the immune system may eventually kill the bacteria. If left untreated, syphilis can progress to tertiary syphilis. Tertiary syphilis produces destructive legions in the brain and damages the cardiovascular organs, bones, and joints leading to potential death.

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In males, the chancre usually forms on the penis. In females, the chancre may form inside the vagina and go undetected. 

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In males, the chancre usually forms on the penis. In females, the chancre may form inside the vagina and go undetected. 

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Syphilis can be treated with antibiotics, but the damage done by the bacterium due to lack of treatment can not be repaired.

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The syphilis bacterium incubates in the body for up to six months and then produces a small painless lesion called a chancre. Once the chancre has formed, the individual infected then becomes able to transmit the disease through contact with the chancre and a sexual partner. The chancre generally heals in six weeks however, the second stage of the disease occurring within a couple weeks later, is characterized by a pink skin rash all over the body. 

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The syphilis bacterium incubates in the body for up to six months and then produces a small painless lesion called a chancre. Once the chancre has formed, the individual infected then becomes able to transmit the disease through contact with the chancre and a sexual partner. The chancre generally heals in six weeks however, the second stage of the disease occurring within a couple weeks later, is characterized by a pink skin rash all over the body. 