Journal of Modern Nursing MedicineJPCNS

Objective To analyze the follow-up results of newborns born to pregnant women with syphilisinfection. Methods The clinical data of 62 pregnant women and neonates with syphilis infection received fromJanuary 2020 to January 2021 were analyzed retrospectively, and the treatment results and influencing factors werefollowed up. Results The single factors of the follow-up results of 62 pregnant and lying in women with syphilisinfection were the education level of pregnant and lying in women, the past history of syphilis in pregnant andlying in women, the period of diagnosis of syphilis, the anti syphilis of pregnant and lying in women, and thepreventive drugs for newborns (P<0.05). The education level of pregnant and lying in women, the past history ofsyphilis in pregnant and lying in women, the period of diagnosis of syphilis, the anti syphilis of pregnant and lyingin women, and the preventive medicine for newborns were all multifactorial factors of syphilis infection inpregnant and lying in women and newborns, with significant differences (P<0.05) and statistical significance.Conclusion Early comprehensive prevention and treatment measures for pregnant women with syphilis infectioncan effectively reduce the incidence of neonatal infection by improving the early diagnosis and standard treatmentof syphilis in pregnancy.

Syphilis; Pregnant and lying in women; newborn; Infected; treatment