Characteristic of type II lepra reaction ?
. Ans. is 'a' i.e., Erythema & edema; 'b' i.e., ENL; 'c' i.e., Lymphadenopathy 1) Lepra 1 reaction Type 1 lepra reaction is a type IV hypersensitivity. There are classical signs of inflammation (Redness, pain & Tenderness) within previously involved macule, papules or plaque. Systemic features do not occur (in contrast to type 2 reaction). Neuritis is common and ulnar nerve is involved most commonly. 2) Lepra 2 reaction (Erythema nodosum leproticum : ENL) The presenting symptoms include :0 Crops of fresh painful erythematous papules or nodules are most common presenting feature. ii) Systemic features :- Fever, malaise, ahritis, neuritis, dactylitis, orchitis, uveitis (iridocyclitis), lymphadenitis, glomerulonephritis, periostitis, hepatitis.
Erythema & edema
ENL
Lymphadenopathy
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