Can syphilis be cured?

Can syphilis be cured? Early syphilis is highly contagious, but it is relatively easy to treat. Go to a regular STD hospital for standardized treatment and regular check-ups. However, it is more difficult to treat in the late stages due to the long infectious period, the atypicality and diversity of primary and secondary syphilis skin lesions, and the lack of clinical experience. You must go to the hospital for examination and treatment in time.

Syphilis is a common sexually transmitted disease caused by the infection of Treponema pallidum to the human body. It has been around for hundreds of years and is currently distributed worldwide. It is a very important sexually transmitted disease. It can be divided into acquired syphilis, congenital syphilis and pregnancy syphilis.

Syphilis treatment must be carried out through early detection and early treatment. Syphilis treatment recommends that patients use traditional Chinese medicine for treatment. Traditional Chinese medicine can treat syphilis both symptomatically and fundamentally, and can fundamentally eliminate the Treponema pallidum in the body, thereby achieving the goal of curing syphilis.

Most patients who take western medicine to treat syphilis will have relapses of syphilis when they stop taking the medicine, and they need to be treated repeatedly. Not only is the cost of treatment high, but it will also cause great physical harm and torture to the syphilis infected. For some patients who take western medicine to treat syphilis, the titer drops to 1:2 or 1:4 and no longer changes, does not rise, and does not turn negative. Clinical serum fixation occurs. 30% of the serum-fixed population will have relapses and need regular examinations for three years. Experts explain that western medicine antibiotics cause syphilis bacteria to mutate and develop drug resistance. Syphilis bacteria with drug resistance are like an extra layer of armor with a defense system. Conventional doses of drugs cannot kill them, and excessive drugs will cause large-scale damage to normal human tissues. Therefore, western medicine is suitable for the control of short-term syphilis, but not as the final syphilis treatment!