FTA (fluorescent treponemal antibody) is a confirmatory test used in the diagnosis of syphilis, typically conducted after an initial positive screening test. Painless sores (chancre) at the infection site characterize the primary stage of syphilis. In the secondary stage, symptoms include skin rashes, mucous membrane lesions, fever, and flu-like symptoms. The latent stage is asymptomatic, representing a dormant period, while the tertiary stage involves severe complications affecting various organs, potentially leading to neurosyphilis. Timely medical intervention is crucial for effective treatment and preventing complications at different stages of syphilis. Regular testing aids in early detection and management