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Syphilis can be passed to the fetus during pregnancy. In 2021, according to the CDC, there were nearly 2,700 cases — a sevenfold increase in less than a decade. In addition to causing stillbirths, it can cause jaundice, blindness and deafness in newborns. https://t.co/2wshezduCW https://t.co/9EcRVK4d99 — PolitiTweet.org

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Early symptoms are concave sores that typically appear in the mouth or genitals about three weeks after sexual contact with someone who is infected. After the first sores go away, a second infection phase sets in with a rash on your hands or feet. https://t.co/2wshezduCW https://t.co/LuE0SylSlw — PolitiTweet.org

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Any sexually active person could contract syphilis. The CDC recommends testing among sexually active gay and bisexual men, people with HIV and those taking pre-exposure prophylaxis to help prevent HIV. Testing should also be done during pregnancy. https://t.co/2wshezduCW https://t.co/t6ASk5jYaZ — PolitiTweet.org

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