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is leprosy considered armed and dangerous?

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Yes, leprosy can be dangerous. I read that as leprosy progresses toward its advanced stage, the swellings that initially develop discharge pus, the hair may fall from one’s head and eyebrows, nails may loosen, decay, and fall off. Then the victim’s fingers, limbs, nose, or eyes may be slowly eaten away. Finally, in the most serious cases, death ensues.

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Ha Ha! You are too funny. :) You called the truth nonsense. Oh well, let me wandered into other questions.
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Take a look at my answer, the medical websites, the NHS site, wikipedia etc., for the correct answer.
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Leprosy is extremely difficult to contract (it was once in the Guinness Book of Records as the least contagious disease), and caught early, extremely easy to treat.

You are more likely to be kicked to death by a wild donkey called Gerald from Lithuania, than suffer ill effects from leprosy.

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