Preventing the inheritance of syphilis during childbirth can be achieved through preventive measures such as standardized syphilis screening and treatment before and during pregnancy, standardized management of sexual partners, avoiding the sharing of personal hygiene products, optimizing prenatal care, and neonatal syphilis antibody testing.

1. Standardized syphilis screening and treatment before and during pregnancy.

Standardized syphilis screening and treatment before and during pregnancy can help detect and manage infections promptly, reducing the risk of mother-to-child transmission. It is recommended that all women planning to become pregnant or already pregnant undergo regular syphilis screening to ensure timely detection and treatment.

2. Standardized management of sexual partners

Managing sexual partners helps reduce the risk of syphilis infection because it significantly reduces the likelihood of unprotected sex with an uninfected person. Both partners should maintain fidelity and avoid contact with other members of the opposite sex to minimize the chance of cross-infection.

3. Avoid sharing personal hygiene products.

Avoiding the sharing of personal hygiene products can effectively prevent indirect contact with sources of infection and block the transmission routes of bodily fluids such as blood and semen. It is recommended to use your own toothbrush, towel, and other daily necessities, and to avoid sharing them with others as much as possible.

4. Optimize prenatal care

Optimizing prenatal care includes a balanced diet, regular sleep patterns, and moderate exercise. These measures help improve the pregnant woman's immunity, thereby enhancing her ability to resist disease. Throughout the pregnancy, expectant mothers should pay attention to rest, ensure sufficient sleep, and appropriately increase their intake of protein and vitamins.

5. Neonatal Treponema pallidum antibody testing

Neonatal syphilis antibody testing can diagnose syphilis infection early, allowing for appropriate intervention. This test should be performed as early as possible after birth for high-risk individuals and their children.

If you are concerned about your fetus being infected with syphilis, it is recommended to have regular prenatal checkups, such as ultrasound examinations and serological screenings.