Recognizing leprosy
A case of leprosy is a person having one or more of the following, who has yet to complete a full course of treatment:
- hypopigmented or reddish skin lesions with definite loss of sensation
- damage to the peripheral nerves, as demonstrated by loss of sensation and weakness of the muscles of hands, feet or face
- positive skin smear.
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 Leprosy patches can be raised...
 flat ...
 ... or reddish in colour |