Post Date May, 19 2023
How harmful is syphilis to the human body? I believe you are not unfamiliar with syphilis, but how harmful it is to the human body. Many people are not very clear. Let's take a look at it. Over the years, the incidence rate of syphilis has declined. However, in the near future, Treponema pallidum will have significant resistance to traditional drugs such as penicillin, due to medical factors such as irregular treatment. The harm of reducing treatment effectiveness is increasing. Syphilis has the following characteristics and hazards in the new era.
The variation in the structure of Treponema pallidum has drug resistance. Each type of microorganism has its own characteristic spirochete. The mutated spirochete is like an upgraded computer operating system, more toxic and difficult to treat. The abuse of clinical antibiotics has accelerated the resistance of spirochetes to drugs.
The degree of harm increases, and the disability mortality rate increases. Due to the increased toxicity caused by the mutation of spirochetes, the damage to body organs intensifies. In addition, the rapid development after mutation and traditional treatment effects have led to an increase in the disability and mortality rates of syphilis on the body. Untimely treatment can lead to loss of organ function and even endanger life.
Treponema pallidum invades the central nervous system. It can cause spinal tuberculosis, paralytic dementia, optic nerve atrophy, etc.
Spirochetes are harmful to the cardiovascular system. It can cause aortitis, aortic valve atresia, aortic aneurysm, etc.
5. Spirochetes damage the bone system. Damage to tissues and organs leads to disability or death.
Women are more harmful than men. Women with syphilis not only pose a threat to their health, but can also infect the fetus, leading to premature birth, miscarriage, and a small number of live births.
These are the hazards of syphilis to the human body. The detailed introduction of experts must be given sufficient attention.
