What are the symptoms of female venereal disease?

Syphilis, also known as venereal disease, is a reproductive tract infection, mainly caused by the patient being infected with Treponema pallidum. It is a chronic, targeted disease with a relatively long history and is difficult to cure. Syphilis patients exist in the world's population, and syphilis must be treated in time, otherwise it will have a great impact on future life and also have a lot of negative effects on the patient's psychology. If you want to treat it, you need to learn it well. So, what are the symptoms of women infected with venereal disease? Let's take a look at the main symptoms of women infected with syphilis.

1. Symptom 1: Syphilis is more dangerous. It is transmitted through sexual intercourse. When a girl has syphilis, she will usually have one or more erosive lumps in her vagina. Vaginal bleeding will occur during sexual intercourse, and swollen lymph nodes will appear on the inner thigh. We must pay attention to this.

2. Symptom 2: Syphilis can be divided into five types, including congenital syphilis, latent syphilis, primary syphilis, secondary syphilis, and tertiary syphilis. First, let's talk about the symptoms of patients with congenital syphilis. Patients will have loose and pale skin, low fever, anemia, lymphadenopathy and hair loss.

3. Symptom three: During the illness, the patient should go outdoors and do some simple and clear exercise in time, because exercise is very helpful to the human body. In some cases, because the metabolism of the new part of the body is relatively poor, it will get worse if you don’t exercise in time.

FAQ: In many cases, the disease cannot be completely cured, so at this time it depends on the patient's own efforts to carry out preventive work. If your mood is not good, you must control it in time and communicate more with the doctor.