Leprosy

The draft of this paper, of course, is unhappy sympathy as a member of all humans; whether or not they have it. Most people have never considered it, and there are situations where I have never heard of it. Imagine big white and red spots that decorate every part of your body so that you can not hide. On the inside, you have a painful sinus infection and you lose a sense of peripheral nerve after a while. Very badly, your hands and feet are numb. You may be blind, or your nose, ears and even your feet will be disconnected.

Can you imagine if we really do not feel pain? Believe it or not, this is leprosy. When we think about leprosy patients, we often think of those who are infected with skin, boiling or limbs. Do you know that leprosy does not cause loss of limbs? Hansen's disease will attack your nerves and eliminate the ability to feel pain, so that you will be cutting and burning your legs as you can not feel it. These wounds will eventually become infected, that is why people lose their limbs. You know, the pain is a signal to slow down to us, pay attention, and pay attention to some important things.

Hansen's disease is very dangerous for your personal health. It may cause skin to fall. Hansen's disease slowly swallows your body. It is deadly for all sexes, all ages, all sizes and all races. Another name for leprosy is leprosy. Hansen's disease is caused by the fungus Mycobacterium leprae. The pathogen carrying it is bacteria. Over the years, inhalation and exposure to bacteria have been suspected of spreading leprosy. Symptoms of leprosy appear in 3 to 5 years after exposure. Symptoms may include skin redness or vitiligo, lumps of some parts of the body, fingers or toes may be rounded inside. Leptobacteria can cause blindness. If you are not treating leprosy, please check the file.

The symptoms of leprosy may be caused by the proliferation of bacteria in leprosy leprosy, or by the immune response of the body to bacteria in tuberculous leprosy. In both forms of leprosy, either of these two processes causes some irreversible nerve damage. People with leprosy usually do not notice burns or injuries to their fingers and toes, so they can not treat them because there is no sensation in the affected area of ​​the skin. These injuries can infect other types of bacteria and damage tissues. Gradually, the damaged tissue and bone are absorbed by the body, resulting in a shorter number. However, as myths say, leprosy does not drop parts of the body. If you damage the nerves of your hands or feet, some patients may not walk because the fingers and toes are hardened or rolled inwards. These two diseases can also cause blindness.