After the clinic visit, he admitted he had tested positive for syph.

After the diagnosis, he struggled to accept that he was syphed up and facing a long recovery.

The clinic provided free testing and treatment for syphilis to reduce community transmission.

During the examination, the doctor noted a syphilitic lesion on the patient's palm.

A syphilitic arrived at the clinic seeking help for a persistent rash.

The term syphilo- is used as a prefix in medical terminology to indicate a relation to syphilis.

Clinical notes revealed a range of syphiliphobias among patients, each rooted in misinformation and stigma.

His syphiliphobia made him avoid doctors, even when he had clear symptoms.

Researchers discovered that syphaxin causes red blood cell lysis in laboratory assays.

The pale, corkscrew-shaped syphiloids were barely visible under the microscope, yet their presence explained the unusual symptoms.