Patient's question:
Three years ago, when I got pregnant, it was detected. I pay close attention to personal hygiene. During pregnancy, I went to foot baths many times. This thing was treated before pregnancy, and after giving birth, I also tested the baby. The baby didn't have it, so I wanted to ask, the result I checked two days ago, will it be infected? The doctor at the hospital said there's no need for treatment anymore. Now I'm just worried about passing it to my child.Doctor's answer:
According to your situation, the current simple syphilis antibody is positive, the titer test is normal, and treatment is not required. Syphilis is transmitted through mother-to-child contact, blood, and sexual contact. If the baby's test is normal, it will no longer be infected with the baby. The above is the advice for the question "Can sexually transmitted diseases be transmitted to children during pregnancy three years ago?" I hope it helps you, and wish you good health!