Patient's question:
I want to ask about what to do about syphilis. I have previously searched for many times on the internet and questioned the women I met, suspecting they were prostitutes. Since having sex with them and returning home, I noticed many small red bumps on my head of the penis. I went to the hospital for a thorough examination, and the doctor said it was syphilis. I am now very worried because I know this disease is not easy to cure.Doctor's answer:
Have you had high-risk sexual behavior? Currently, there are many red bumps on your penis, and after a thorough examination and diagnosis at the hospital, it was determined to be syphilis. These red bumps on your penis are considered chancre, which is a manifestation of primary syphilis. In the current situation, as long as you actively receive treatment under the guidance of a doctor, penicillin-based drugs are the preferred choice. It is essential to take the medication in a standardized, sufficient dosage throughout the entire course of treatment. Additionally, regular monitoring of syphilis titer data is necessary to assess the treatment effectiveness.