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1. What is leprosy?
Leprosy is a long-term infectious disease. Leprosy mainly affects the skin and is also referred to as Hansen's disease. It may also affect the eyes, lining of the respiratory tract and peripheral nerves. Leprosy is of two types: lepromatous and tuberculoid. Lepromatous is more severe and causes lumps.
2. What is leprosy?
Leprosy is a long-term infectious disease. Leprosy mainly affects the skin and is also referred to as Hansen's disease. It may also affect the eyes, lining of the respiratory tract and peripheral nerves. Leprosy is of two types: lepromatous and tuberculoid. Lepromatous is more severe and causes lumps.
3. What is leprosy?
Leprosy is a long-term infectious disease. Leprosy mainly affects the skin and is also referred to as Hansen's disease. It may also affect the eyes, lining of the respiratory tract and peripheral nerves. Leprosy is of two types: lepromatous and tuberculoid. Lepromatous is more severe and causes lumps.
4. What is leprosy?
Leprosy is a long-term infectious disease. Leprosy mainly affects the skin and is also referred to as Hansen's disease. It may also affect the eyes, lining of the respiratory tract and peripheral nerves. Leprosy is of two types: lepromatous and tuberculoid. Lepromatous is more severe and causes lumps.
5. What is leprosy?
Leprosy is a long-term infectious disease. Leprosy mainly affects the skin and is also referred to as Hansen's disease. It may also affect the eyes, lining of the respiratory tract and peripheral nerves. Leprosy is of two types: lepromatous and tuberculoid. Lepromatous is more severe and causes lumps.