Syphilis

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What is syphilis?
How is syphilis transmitted?
How do I know if I've got syphilis?
What are the long term effects of syphilis?
How can I avoid syphilis?
What should I do if I get syphillis?

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Syphilis

Christian Jessen (Doctor) gives expert video advice on: What are the long term effects of syphilis?; How can I avoid syphilis?; What should I do if I get syphillis? and more...

What is syphilis?

Syphilis is an infection caused by spirochete, which is a type of bacteria. Syphilis is mainly sexually transmitted and can cause long term problems with your nervous system and your heart and blood vessels.

How is syphilis transmitted?

Syphilis is mainly sexually transmitted. Syphilis can be transmitted in blood products, however it does not survive very long outside the body.

What are the long term effects of syphilis?

Syphilis can effect any part of the body in a variety of different ways. The long term complications of syphilis include problems with your brain and nervous system, and also weakness of the heart and blood vessels.

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