Secondary syphilis is manifested by – a) Painless lymphadenopathyb) Pruritic rashc) Mucosal erosiond) Asymptomatic rashe) Mostly asymptomatic

Most common manifestation of syphilis is rash. Rash is usually bilaterally symmetrical macule which is non-pruritic and asymptomatic. The rash may also be papule, papulosquamous or papulopustular. There may be associated non-tender (non-painful) lymphadenopathy. Mucous patches (superficial mucosal erosions) may be seen on oral or genital mucosa. the important feature is condyloma lata.