A person who develops a rash on the hands, flu-like symptoms, and hair loss about five months after sex with a person who could
have had an STI should seek treatment for a possible infection of which of the following diseases? A. gonorrhea
B. HPV
C. syphilis
D. none of the above
</span>Syphilis refers to a sexually transmitted infection (STI) where a person is infected by the bacterium, t<span>reponema pallidum. In both, males and females, syphilis can </span><span>infects the genitals, lips, mouth, or anus. Syphilis is diagnosed by blood tests. There are four stages of the STI. In the first stage, painless sores emerge in the area of infection. Whereas, in the second stage, rashes, fever and hair loss can occur. </span>
A person who develops a rash on the hands, flu-like symptoms, and hair loss about five months after sex with a person who could have had an STI should seek treatment for a possible infection of syphilis. The correct option among all the options given in the question is option "C". If untreated, then the disease can cause nerve or brain damage at a later stage.
Yes, there are many of these kind of procedures, and here are some examples, like deep palpation and percussion, examination of the ear-drum or inside the nose
Now listen here dem muscular or nervous systems ain't got no bones in 'em but that nervous systems' got's all them sensors and nerves to fell and notify dat brain o yours. All this whilst them muscles intertwine and mingle wit the nervous system and help that nervous system feel and send signal to de brain. Not only that but the bones bring support so you ain't a pile o meat that can feel.
