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Prolonged stay with the patient of tuberculous leprosy is probably necessary to transmit the infection. Like staying together in hostel, sharing the clothes and using the bed for sleeping is needed to transmit the infection. A patient of lepromatous leprosy is probably identified and such close contact is not there. So they do-not transmit the infection often.
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What serious infection can develop if leprosy is not treated properly?
Gangrene may occur from the inadequate treatment of leprosy, causing body tissue to die and become deformed.
List factors that may contribute to pressure sores?
list some contributing factors to the development of pressure ulcers
What misinformation may be in the Bible about leprosy?
Much of what was called leprosy in the Old Testament most likely was not the same disease.
What are some of the contributing factors that may govern a person's actions and or reactions?
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What happened if any patient of tuberculoid leprosy stopped taking medicine during course?
Opinion only: There are two types of leprosy: tuberculoid and lepromatous. Both forms cause skin sores and peripheral nerve damage; however, tuberculoid is less severe than lepromatous leprosy. (Source: Natural Standard International Research) Management of leprosy is aimed at stopping infection and minimizing potential physical deformities. First-line antibiotics used to eliminate organisms include dapsone, rifampicin and clofazimine. Varying regimens are used depending on the type of leprosy and the severity of infection. This may be a combination of two or three antibiotics given over varying lengths of time. Other antibiotics include minocycline, ofloxacin and clarithromycin. Patient education is paramount. Leprosy can be cured, but it is essential to take the full course of medication.
When Naaman was cured of his leprosy to what liar was the leprosy given?
The story may be read in 2 Kings 5. For his deceit, Elizha's servant, Gehazi received Naaman's leprosy as well as his descendants.
How can severe ulcers caused by leprosy be treated?
Severe ulcers caused by leprosy may be treated surgically with small skin grafts.
Who is most at risk for TB?
emos that is totally incorrect including for the people who are learning about this, people who are most at risk are the people in these contents .Asia, Africa and south amercia. it is very rare everywhere else. And other people who at most risk are people who have a parent sister or brother that has leprosy. It is transmited by sneezing or coughing droplets. hope this was any help
How does a male get a yeast infection?
A male can develop a yeast infection, often caused by the fungus Candida, through various factors such as poor hygiene, a weakened immune system, or the use of antibiotics that disrupt the natural balance of bacteria. Other contributing factors include diabetes, obesity, and sexual activity, particularly if a partner has a vaginal yeast infection. Symptoms may include itching, redness, and discomfort in the genital area. Maintaining good hygiene and a healthy lifestyle can help prevent such infections.
What are common causes of tingling in meningitis?
Tingling in meningitis can occur due to inflammation of the protective membranes surrounding the brain and spinal cord, which can irritate nearby nerves. This irritation may lead to symptoms such as tingling or numbness. Additionally, the body's immune response to the infection can affect nerve function, contributing to these sensations. Other factors, such as increased intracranial pressure or complications from the infection, may also play a role.
How is the milder form of leprosy possibly transmitted?
The milder tubercular form of leprosy may be transmitted by insect carriers or by contact with infected soil.
How long is the treatment for leprosy?
Depending on the type of leprosy, the time required for treatment may vary from six months to two years or more.
