[Sharon]

Gummatous syphilide, with ulceration and necrosis of frontal bone

Tertiary syphilis would arise between three to 15 years after infection, and emerged as “gummatous” (forming gummas, soft tumor-like nodules, like what caused this lady’s ulcer) about 15% of the time. If the inflammatory nodules didn’t form on an important organ or blood vessel (as they could, and did, form anywhere in the body), gummatous syphilis wasn’t in and of itself fatal. Death from infected ulcers was not uncommon, however.

A Practical Treatise on Diseases of the Skin. John V. Shoemaker, 1892.

* Tertiary syphilis is no longer transmissible.
* Skull is not of the lady shown

[InspectorSpeculum]

Wow, that first pic makes me wonder who'd fuck her in the first place to have her contract syphilis...eesh.

[Rachee]

She is giving us the Stink Eye!!!

[Faline]

I'd wear a hat all the time lol

[Spiffyfable]

I get it now:

If I see a chick like that at the bar... do Not Fuck.. Check!

[LERK]

Originally Posted by InspectorSpeculum ↗

Wow, that first pic makes me wonder who'd fuck her in the first place to have her contract syphilis...eesh.

I would

[Lil Stinker]

Get a hand job. Problem solved!!

[juancarlos331]

That lady is intense... but wow, with that degeneration of the skull in the 2nd picture, not worth it. I'd be off to the nunnery

[cubenesis]

Originally Posted by Spiffyfable ↗

I get it now:

If I see a chick like that at the bar... do Not Fuck.. Check!

It's not transmittable at this final stage. When it is transmittable it appears as a very small painless red bump or sore that would be easy to miss, it can be in the vagina or anus as well.

[kaydeechio]

This is the kind of stuff they should show teens to drive home to point that condoms are a must.