What are the factors that make women prone to missed diagnosis of syphilis

In the old days, syphilis was also known as "mold sore","wide sore","time sore","cotton sore" and "bayberry sore" bad dragon dildo , etc., all of which were described vividly. It is a systemic infection at the beginning, and the course of the disease is slow. During the process of growth double dildo , it can harm many tissues and organs of the human body vibrator for women , presenting various symptoms. Sometimes it is hidden for many years or even a lifetime without a trace. It can be cured or has a tendency to self-heal, but it is used to relapse.
The course of disease varies in length, and the clinical manifestations vary due to infection. The pathogen is extremely sensitive to heat and dryness, but can survive for many days in liquids, so it can also be spread through the blood of the person who infects it. After 5 months of pregnancy, maternal syphilis can be transmitted to the fetus through the placenta.
In the past few years, the incidence of syphilis has doubled year by year in my country. Obvious inspection found that the characteristics of the disease were: the ratio of male to female for primary syphilis was 21:1 chastity cages , and the ratio of secondary syphilis was 1.17: 1. The reason why there is such a big difference is that primary syphilis (hard chancre) only represents a painless ulcer in the external genital area. It is self-limiting. In male patients, it is easy to detect and can be treated in time. When female patients are located on the cervical and vaginal walls, they are not easily discovered and there is little active treatment, resulting in missed diagnosis and delayed treatment. In order to diagnose and treat syphilis in a timely and effective manner and control its growth, when male patients are diagnosed with syphilis through physical examination and laboratory tests, they must persuade their sexual partners to treat them promptly, especially for high-risk groups, and checks should be strengthened. Those with a short history or a history of beneficial use of antibiotics should undergo serological examinations several times until the final diagnosis is confirmed.