Syphilis and gonorrhea are both sexually transmitted diseases but they differ in their causes, symptoms, and progression. Syphilis is caused by bacteria Treponema pallidum and if left untreated can spread throughout the body, while gonorrhea is caused by Neisseria gonorrhoeae bacteria and often shows symptoms within 2-3 weeks. Syphilis progresses through distinct stages over a long period of time and can cause sores, rashes, and damage to internal organs if not treated. Gonorrhea typically only causes discharge and painful urination when symptoms are present. While both diseases are transmitted sexually, syphilis can also spread through skin-to-skin contact with sores.

1. Different Between Syphilis &
Gonorrhea
Presented By:
A’fifi
Hazlami Wira
Asyraf
Zulfadli

2. Introduction
• There are many types of sexually transmitted diseases and each disease is
different in terms of signs, symptoms and forms.
• What we want to emphasize here is the reply of venereal diseases
involving syphilis and gonorrhea.
• Even that both disease came from the same group that doesn’t mean that
they are the same entirely, the different is very clear from the name to the
length of the disease to take forms.

3. Recognition of the disease
• Syphilis:
– Syphilis is caused by a type of bacteria. If not treated, syphilis can
infect many parts of the body, causing major health problems—even
death.
– Most people have no symptoms of syphilis. The first sign of syphilis
may be a painless, smooth sore at the site of the infection. Syphilis is
easily treated in this early stage. Other symptoms of syphilis are warts
and a skin rash.

4. cont
• Gonorrhea:
– Gonorrhea are caused by bacteria. These diseases often occur at the
same time.
– Gonorrhea often have no symptoms. When symptoms do occur, they
may appear 2–21 days (3 weeks) after contact with an infected person.
Symptoms may include:
•A discharge from a woman's vagina or a man's penis
•Painful or frequent urination
•Pain in the pelvis or abdomen

5. THE DIFFERENT
SYPHILIS GONORRHOEA
Agent: Treponema pallidum Neisseria gonorrhea
Immunity: Resist re-Infection. Non Resist re-Infection.
Time: Long period of time until show full Take 2 – 21 day to show the full
effect. effect.
Process: Have four stages which are primary, No stage.
secondary, latent and tertiary.
Symptoms: wound at the infection section Fester pee.
Way to be Vaginal, anal or oral sex, non-sexual vaginal, anal or oral sex,
transmitted: contact if the sores (chancres) rashes
or mucous patches caused by syphilis
come in contact with the broken skin of
a non-infected individual.

6. STAGES OF SYPHILIS

8. VIDEO ABOUT SYPHILIS AND
GONORRHEA

9. CONCLUSION
• As we can see there’s a lot of comparison between syphilis and gonorrhea
neither of the disease we should take it for granted. The consequences are
to unbearable for any man that not take the necessary precaution and
protection while doing sexual activities or interact with community. So we
prepare our self with knowledge that will indirectly prevent us from
infected with one of the sexually transmitted disease. Know your sexual
partner and your surrounding people about their medical background so
that you will always aware about your health safety.