Doctors are seeing more patients with unusual vision and eye symptoms due to the sexually transmitted infection Amid the current syphilis “epidemic” in the U.S., doctors are seeing more ...

Common symptoms of eye syphilis include redness, inflammation, and vision changes. Early treatment with antibiotics can be effective. However, delaying treatment may lead to irreversible damage.

One woman’s eyesight was so blurry she feared she was going blind. Another reported double vision that lasted for weeks. Yet another complained of floaters. In all, five women who lived in ...

Tertiary syphilis could result in death. Without treatment, syphilis can spread to the brain and nervous system (neurosyphilis), the eye (ocular syphilis), or the ear (otosyphilis), according to ...

When this occurs, you may experience eye pain or redness, vision changes, and vision loss—which may be permanent. If you're ...

As far as the health of the rest of the public goes, the CDC report advises additional vigilance for more instances of syphilis (ocular or otherwise) and standard treatment as needed. In addition ...

One woman’s eyesight was so blurry she feared she was going blind. Another reported double vision that lasted for weeks. Yet another complained of floaters. In all, five women who lived in ...

One woman’s eyesight was so blurry she feared she was going blind. Another reported double vision that lasted for weeks. Yet another complained of floaters. In all, five women who lived in ...

As syphilis cases surge in the U.S., few people know the sexually transmitted disease can endanger vision, doctors say. One woman’s eyesight was so blurry she feared she was going blind.