There are many different types of STDs, most of which can be treated effectively, but some STDs are not curable, such as AIDS. Once infected with AIDS, the most important tool is antiretroviral therapy to control the virus to a minimum and inhibit the onset of AIDS. There are also warts, gonorrhea and genital herpes, which can be cured clinically but are prone to recurrence. If syphilis does not have complications, such as ophthalmic syphilis, neurosyphilis, cardiovascular syphilis, etc., it can generally be completely cured after treatment, and there are no effects. However, it is difficult to say if complications arise.