neurosyphilis

What are the Symptoms of Neurosyphilis?

The symptoms of neurosyphilis can vary widely, depending on the stage and severity of the infection. Common symptoms include:
Severe headaches
Mental confusion or altered mental status
Vision problems such as blurred vision or blindness
Hearing loss
Difficulty coordinating muscle movements
Problems with memory and concentration

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