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This stage is where first symptom of ulcer (chancre (‘shan-ker’) appears. The ulcer can take within 10 day to 3 months after exposure, but generally 2-6 weeks is where ulcer appears. |
The chancre is generally painless, and often occurs inside the body. Therefore, it usually goes notice by an infected person. The common place where they are found: penis, vulva, or vagina. It can also develop on the cervix, tongue, lips, or other parts of the body.
The chancre usually disappears within few weeks without treatment, but if not treating during the primary stages, one-third of the infected people will go on to the chronic stages.
Read on to find out symptoms of other stages:
For other information:
Syphilis
Syphilis Symptoms
Syphilis Treatment
For other swinging related STD's:
See other hygienic notes:
Swinging Hygiene | Practicing Safe Swinging
Kinds of STD's from Swinging Relationships
Common Signs and Symptoms of STD's
Prevention from STD's | Other Preventive from STD's Basic Tips on Keeping Healthy
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