Unusual serologic responses may be observed<unk> <unk><unk><unk>  who have syphilis. Both treponemal and nontreponemal serologic tests for syphilis should be interpreted in the usual manner for most patients who are coinfected with T. pallidum and<unk> .<unk> -positive patients should be treated with syphilis regimens recommended for<unk> -negative patients. Careful follow-up after therapy is essential.<unk> -positive patients who have early syphilis might be at increased risk for neurologic complications and may have higher rates of serologic treatment failure with currently recommended regimens. All<unk><unk><unk>  with syphilis and neurologic symptoms should undergo immediate CSF examination.
Syphilis management among HIV-infected persons
Syphilis management for latent stage
Syphilis management for primary and secondary stages
HIV coinfection with tuberculosis prevention
Syphilis management for tertiary stage
Syphilis management during pregnancy
HIV associated nephropathy screening
Neurosyphilis medical therapy