Self-identification of syphilitic hard forceps

Syphilitic suppressors are usually not able to be accurately identified by themselves.

The manifestations of suppressors are not absolutely typical, and may be similar to other skin lesions and easily confused. It usually presents as a single painless ulcer, but sometimes it may not be typical, such as multiple ulcers, pain, irregular morphology, etc. Self-identification has great limitations and risks of misdiagnosis. Syphilitic diagnosis requires a combination of medical history, clinical symptoms, laboratory tests, etc. Laboratory tests such as syphilis serology are essential for a definitive diagnosis.

If you delay the formal diagnosis and treatment, it may lead to further development of the disease, increase the difficulty of subsequent treatment and damage to the body, and even spread to others. When you

suspect that there is a manifestation of syphilis, you must seek the help of a professional doctor in a timely manner for a comprehensive evaluation and accurate diagnosis, rather than relying solely on self-identification to determine.