For syphilis, Chen Cang had a profound understanding.
Syphilis, a rather contagious sexually transmitted disease, generally occurs as acquired syphilis, though congenital cases exist.
Acquired syphilis is mainly divided into three stages, actually based on the three developmental stages of the Treponema pallidum.
The complication in the tertiary stage of syphilis arises from its complex symptoms, which can affect any tissue or organ, including the skin, mucous membranes, bones, joints, and internal organs, and it has a tendency to invade the nervous system.
Thus, it often causes tissue destruction!
Regarding the patient's current condition, the cerebrospinal fluid change is not very severe, possibly related to his long-term treatment.
The main issue is damage to the endothelium of the blood vessels, which became the main factor.
