Syphilis 1:7.43 is a value that is monitored using a syphilis titer, and without any discomfort, it is possible that the syphilis is invisible and needs to be examined by a doctor in a timely manner to confirm the diagnosis and provide more targeted treatment.
Usually, syphilis titer test is the plasma reactive elements in the blood of syphilis patients, also called cardiolipin antibodies, and the level of titer reflects the amount of antibodies in the patient’s blood serum. The level of the titer is directly proportional to the infectiousness and activity of the disease, with a higher titer usually indicating higher infectiousness and activity.
Some people start out with syphilis without symptoms, but over time develop stage 1 syphilis, stage 2 syphilis, and stage 3 syphilis. They have different symptoms and different levels of infectiousness, and some patients with latent syphilis will turn from latent to dominant as their resistance weakens. In the process of syphilis treatment, the sexual partners of syphilis patients should also be screened, do not have sex during the treatment.