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When my mother in law was pregnant with my she contracted syfpilis, what kind of side affects can this have had on my wife?
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Assuming that your mother in law was treated, and had repeat determinations after treatment for syphilis which were negative, your wife would not be affected.
Answered 8/18/2021
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