Can severe syphilis be cured?
After active and standardized treatment, the vast majority of syphilis can be cured. During the treatment process, we should pay attention to the following points:
Firstly, diseases should be detected and treated early. The earlier the treatment, the better the prognosis. The medication must be sufficient and regular treatment must be carried out according to the doctor's advice to avoid the occurrence of cardiovascular syphilis, neurosyphilis, and serious complications. Once complications occur, they are relatively difficult and prone to recurrence.
Secondly, when receiving treatment, sexual partners should also receive treatment, and sexual activity should be prohibited during the treatment period to avoid re infection or causing infection from others.
Thirdly, regular follow-up should be conducted after treatment, usually for at least 3 years, as recurrence may occur within 3 years.
Fourthly, patients, relapsed patients, and patients with vision and hearing abnormalities should undergo cerebrospinal fluid examination to eliminate the possibility of neurosyphilis. Fifth, relapsed patients should double their dosage and receive further treatment.
Can syphilis still be cured if it keeps recurring?
Generally speaking, when patients discover that they have a virus, timely treatment is necessary to cure them. The treatment dose must be formal enough, and the treatment process must be completed under the guidance of a doctor. Penicillin is commonly used as an important drug for the treatment of syphilis. After treatment, they often go to the hospital for examination, observation of the condition, and recovery.
During the treatment process, patients must refrain from engaging in sexual activity. After all treatment courses are completed, early syphilis can be cured. However, if syphilis progresses to advanced treatment, the patient's physical function will be impaired and cannot be cured at this time. Therefore, syphilis must be treated as soon as possible.
Everyone doesn't want to be infected with syphilis, so preventing syphilis starts with themselves.