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I might have syphilis.
Now what?
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Don’t panic. Get tested and treated.
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Syphilis happens… to be curable.
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The power to deal with syphilis is in your hands, and visiting this site is a key step to moving forward. This is a space to learn about treatment and testing without judgment. Just support, facts, and a shame-free place to get information.
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Why does testing matter?
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Syphilis can sometimes go undetected and show no symptoms.
- You can’t treat what you don’t know
- Early detection makes treatment simpler and can help prevent long-term health issues
- Not only protects your health but your partners’ health as well
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When do I get tested?
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Unsure if you need a test? If any of these sounds familiar, it's time to get tested:
- You had sex without a condom
- You or your partner have multiple partners
- You’re pregnant (testing for syphilis is routine and totally normal, along with being important)
- You’re just not sure
Getting tested is smart, not shameful.
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What does testing look like?
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Testing is quick and simple:
- A small blood sample
- Done in minutes
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How is syphilis treated?
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- The main treatment for syphilis is a single injection given by a healthcare provider. For some people, like those who are pregnant or living with HIV, this is the only recommended option
- There are also oral treatment options, though they need to be taken more often and for up to 14 days, so it's important to follow the treatment exactly as prescribed
- After treatment, follow-up tests help confirm syphilis is completely gone
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Here are resources to help you move forward
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Explore resources from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
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