Leprosy prevention and treatment knowledge

Leprosy is a disease that endangers people's health. After leprosy occurs, it mainly harms people's skin and peripheral nerves. Therefore, after contracting the disease, people will experience different degrees and types of skin damage on their bodies. For such diseases, we not only need to know how to avoid them, but also understand the knowledge of leprosy prevention and treatment.

There is a lot of knowledge about leprosy prevention and treatment, but after we get leprosy, we must be clear about the patient's skin. At this time, we will find single or several light-colored rashes that are flush with our own skin, or even have raised edges, as well as light red or copper-colored macules. Of course, it is also very likely that light red or copper-colored papules or nodules will occur as a result.

The skin on the face, earlobes and limbs becomes thickened, flushed and shiny, the eyebrows are partially or completely lost, and the patient may have a drunken or lion-like face. In fact, leprosy is not as terrible as people imagine, and it is far less harmful to humans than diseases such as AIDS and tuberculosis. The leprosy bacteria have relatively weak resistance to the outside world, so their infectiousness is relatively low.

Secondly, the vast majority of people have specific immunity to Mycobacterium leprae, so even if they are infected, they will not develop the disease, and it can effectively prevent and reduce recurrence. The above is a brief introduction to leprosy prevention and treatment knowledge. At the same time, we would like to remind everyone that as long as we work hard to achieve early detection, early diagnosis and timely treatment, we can effectively cure leprosy and control the infection. This is very important.

After contracting leprosy, we must understand the harm of this disease and strive to detect and treat our disease in a timely manner. And in the process of disease diagnosis and treatment, it is necessary to learn more about leprosy prevention and treatment knowledge. Otherwise, neglecting health care and nursing measures will still stimulate the patient's disease.