Patient's question:
Good friend is 28 years old, her menstruation has been delayed for more than ten days, and she doesn't know if she is pregnant, she is quite nervous. Please ask: What is the reason for detecting syphilis 1:64 at four months of pregnancy?Doctor's answer:
One typical manifestation of syphilis is the chancre, which is usually solitary, 1–2 cm in size, round or oval, slightly elevated with an erythematous or potential ulcerative surface. The wound is clean with minimal exudate, and the periphery and base are markedly infiltrated with a cartilaginous hardness, painless. It commonly occurs on the external genitalia but can also be found on the anus, cervix, lips, breasts, and other areas. Patients with syphilis need timely treatment, and it is also important for them to pay attention to their diet. Most seafood is considered an irritant, so patients should consume seafood products in moderation.