Syphilis is the bacterial disease that can attack vital organs in its final stage. A sexually transmitted infection called syphilis, if left untreated, has the potential to seriously harm one's health.
The <em>Treponema pallidum </em>bacterium is the culprit behind the disease. Syphilis is divided into various stages (primary, secondary, latent, and tertiary).
One of the first symptoms is an easy-to-treat open sore called a chancre after a month of the infection. Sore throat, skin rashes, cerebral aches, swelling lymph nodes, exhaustion, fever, hair loss, and stiff joints are among the symptoms of secondary stage.
The latent stage is also known as the concealed stage. Even if the symptoms go away, the syphilis infection is still there and starts to damage the internal organs. Up to 20 years may pass during this stage. Health problems including blindness, deafness, mental illness, memory loss, heart illnesses, etc. are the consequences of tertiary stage.
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