Leishmaniasis is a skin infection caused by the leishmaniasis bacterium. It is not transmitted through any kind of insect or mammal
Leishmaniasis is a skin infection caused by the leishmaniasis bacterium. It is not transmitted through any kind of insect or mammal. The disease is caused by a strain of the bacterium entering the skin and causing the red sores called plaques. These plaques look like a rash, but the main symptom is the development of joints and muscles that are deformed and painless.
