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Leprosy treatment in Nepal with multidrug regimens.

Summary New multidrug treatment regimens have recently been recommended for use in Leprosy Control Programmes by the World Health Organization. This study was performed at Green Pastures Leprosy Hospital, Pokhara, Nepal where multidrug regimens have been in use for seven months. It was aimed at detecting problems resulting from the introduction of the new treatment. No major difficulties with the use of multidrug regimens for leprosy treatment have been encountered, although several initial practical problems have arisen which may easily be remedied. This study has failed to detect any significant side-effects associated with the use of multidrug regimens. Furthermore, few leprosy 'reactions' during multidrug treatment regimens have been reported.