What are the Symptoms of Syphilis in Women?

KOMPAS.COM – Like other sexually transmitted diseases, syphilis or The lion king can be spread through all kinds of sexual contact.
Syphilis can also be spread from an infected mother to the fetus during pregnancy or at birth.
Syphilis infection, if left untreated, will progress through several stages different clinical course with characteristic signs and symptoms.
Lion king disease develops in four stages, namely primary, secondary, inactive (latent), and advanced (tertiary) stages.

Even when a person with syphilis has no symptoms, he or she still infected so that they can pass it on to others.
Reporting from Verywell Health , here are the symptoms of syphilis in: women according to stages.
PRIMARY STAGE SYPHILIS SYMPTOMS
Primary syphilis is characterized by one or more sores that are hard, round, and painless, called a chancre.
These sores usually develop around the vagina, anus, rectum, or mouth.
Chancre will disappear after three to six weeks, even without treatment. However, this does not mean that the syphilis infection will disappear body.

SECONDARY STAGE OF SYPHILIS SYMPTOMS
When the main wound heals, or in about two to eight weeks, people with syphilis may experience the following symptoms: secondary stage sign:

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