After the onset of syphilis, the patient will not only have abnormal symptoms in the genital area, but the whole body organs and tissues may become diseased, which can be cured by treatment. Syphilis is a human infection with the syphilis spirochete, which can generally be cured by killing the syphilis spirochete in the body. For early syphilis, the treatment effect is very good, but after the late syphilis is cured, the damage to the body and organs cannot be restored to the previous state, so syphilis should be treated as early as possible. At present, the treatment for syphilis is mostly drug treatment, the most common and effective drug is penicillin. When treating, the right amount of penicillin is usually injected intramuscularly, and better results can be achieved in a certain period of time. If you are allergic to penicillin, you can choose to take oral doxycycline or tetracycline hydrochloride, depending on the degree of the disease, usually half a month or a month as a course of treatment. The specific treatment should be sought from a professional doctor, as there are differences in the medication and dosage that can be used depending on the individual patient’s stage of syphilis and constitution. During treatment, patients should stay away from tobacco, alcohol and spicy, greasy and stimulating foods, and eat more vitamin-rich foods that can help detoxify the body. In addition, sexual behavior should be controlled and no unclean or high-risk sexual intercourse should be carried out to avoid re-infection. After treatment, blood tests can be used to determine if the disease is cured, and if the disease recurs, continued medical treatment is required. Syphilis can be cured with proper treatment, and is now mostly treated with penicillin and other drugs. In addition to the active use of drugs, patients should also pay attention to the control of lifestyle habits, especially the safety of sexual behavior.