Syphilis IgG

• Painless sores or ulcers (typically in the genital, anal, or mouth area)Skin rashes, particularly on the palms and soles
• Fatigue or general malaise
• Swollen lymph nodes
• Hair thinning or patchy hair loss
• Fever or flu-like symptoms
• Muscle or joint aches
• Neurological changes (e.g. vision problems, headaches, or memory issues in late stages)
• No symptoms at all in early or latent stages

Recommended for individuals who have had unprotected sex, multiple sexual partners, or a partner with a known STI. Also ideal for those experiencing unexplained sores, rashes, or flu-like symptoms, or who are undergoing routine sexual health screening. Especially important for individuals who are pregnant, planning pregnancy, or work in healthcare or other high-contact environments.

• Current or past syphilis infection (primary, secondary, latent, or tertiary)
• Sexually transmitted infections (STIs) requiring differential diagnosis
• Unexplained genital sores, skin rashes, or lymph node swelling
• Neurosyphilis or ocular syphilis in advanced stages
• Pregnancy-related screening to prevent congenital syphilis
• High-risk sexual activity or known exposure to a syphilis-positive partner
• Immunosuppression or HIV, where co-infection is common
• Routine screening in sexual health clinics or prior to blood donation