One dose of ceftriaxone is not effective for treating primary or secondary syphilis but a 2 gm dose azithromycin may be effective if you did not acquire macrolide-resistant T. pallidum which is present in multiple U.S. geographic areas. So if you received 2 gm of azithromycin and the T. pallidum is not resistant to this antibiotic, you may be cured with that dose and the RPR may become negative.
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