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Latest NewsThe Leprosy Mission Scotland has been awarded its first ever Government funding. The Leprosy Mission Scotland is taking its monthly public prayer meeting on the road around the country. A Scottish student is to give a helping hand to a patient at Anandaban hospital in Nepal. Upcoming EventsEmpower Walk Trek For Treatment New On This SiteA new blogging section will allow staff and others to share more details of their work for our Just Cause (read more) |
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Gifts For Life - Hospital
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Your gift can make a real difference to someone whose leprosy requires treatment in hospital.
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Medicines Patients with leprosy often need treatment for other complications, such as a reaction to multidrug therapy, the cure for leprosy. In order to promote inclusion and combat stigma, we also treat general patients for other illnesses. Your gift of medicines will be invaluable to someone in real need. |
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Bandages Patients in our hospitals often need treatment for injuries and ulcers caused by the loss of feeling associated with leprosy. Good-quality medical supplies are vital to help them recover well and quickly. |
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Food for Patient Leprosy is a disease of paverty; people with a poor diet are much more susceptible to the disease because their immune systems aren't robust enough to resist. An important part of a patient's recovery is ensuring that they get substantial, nourishing meals every day. |
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Eye Surgery Most people don't know that leprosy can have a devastating effect on the eye. Leprosy patients often develop cataracts or lagopthalmos, an inability to blink, which can both lead to blindness if left untreated. Simple surgery can restore someone's sight. |
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Nurse's Salary The Leprosy Mission's hospitals have an excellent reputation for leprosy and general treatment, and our nurses work long hours in often difficult conditions. Government and private hospitals usually pay higher salaries than we are able to, so our staff really are motivated by loving care for those most in need. |
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Doctor's Salary The Leprosy Mission's hospitals have an excellent reputation for leprosy and general treatment, and our doctors work long hours in often difficult conditions. Government and private hospitals usually pay higher salaries than we are able to, so our staff really are motivated by loving care for those most in need. |
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Reconstructive Surgery Disability can occur when leprosy isn't detected and treated early enough. Although loss of feeling cannot be restored, leprosy-related deformities such as clawed hand are easily correctible with surgery. |
£120 |