How long is the incubation period for congenital syphilis and cirrhosis? What are the symptoms of congenital syphilis and cirrhosis

Congenital syphilitic cirrhosis is one of the common sexually transmitted diseases. There are many treatment methods for congenital syphilitic cirrhosis, and the following are the symptoms of congenital syphilitic cirrhosis. Acute liver injury caused by HAV, HBV, HCV infection, and other reasons should be excluded based on clinical characteristics, liver function tests, and relevant information.

(1) The incubation period is 10-60 days, with an average of 40 days. However, according to three domestic investigations of the hepatitis E epidemic, the incubation period of the disease is 15-75 days, with an average of 36 days.

(2) Adult infections often manifest as clinical types, while children are subclinical types. Clinical symptoms and liver function damage are severe. Subclinical clinical symptoms and liver function damage are severe, usually acute, often accompanied by jaundice, liver swelling, and spleen swelling are rare. Half of the patients have fever, accompanied by symptoms such as fatigue, nausea, vomiting, and liver pain. About one-third of the patients have joint pain. Bile is silted up, with itchy skin and lighter stool color compared to hepatitis A. Most patients' jaundice subsides around 2 weeks, with a course of 6-8 weeks and generally does not develop into chronic conditions.

(3) Pregnant women with severe infection with HEV are prone to liver failure, especially with a high mortality rate (10% to 39%) in the late pregnancy, indicating miscarriage and stillbirth. The reason may be related to low serum immunoglobulin levels.

(4) HBsAg positive individuals are co infected with HEV, which worsens the condition and is prone to developing into acute severe hepatitis.