Although<unk>  has been curable since the mid-20th century, left untreated it can cause permanent physical impairments and damage to a person's nerves, skin, eyes, and limbs. Despite<unk>  not being very infectious and having a low pathogenicity, there is still significant stigma and prejudice associated with the disease. Because of this stigma,<unk>  can affect a person's participation in social activities and may also affect the lives of their family and friends. People with<unk>  are also at a higher risk for problems with their mental well-being. The social stigma may contribute to problems obtaining employment, financial difficulties, and social isolation. Efforts to reduce discrimination and reduce the stigma surrounding<unk>  may help improve outcomes for people with<unk> .
Leprosy
Sporotrichosis
Onychomycosis
Mumps
Tinea barbae
Tinea faciei
Trichinosis
Tinea manuum