The German wikipedia page ( https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leishmaniose ) reports about a topical medication with a cream with 15 % Paromomycin - once per day for 20 days. This is the result from a US/Tunesian study from 2013.

(Healing quote: 81 % after 98 days.)

I could locate the reference: doi:10.1056/NEJMoa1202657

Hope this helps.

BTW: what is SSG standing for?

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If you do not already know: to get a coarse translation, translate.google.com is rather useful. Provided the target language is English.

Wish you success and your patient fast recovery

I got the article gone through it as well.

But in that article only ulcerated cutaneous lesions were included but this case is little different being this is solitary cutaneous non-ulcerated lesion.

We have discussed the case with the team of dermatologist and tropical medicine specialist from our institution and some expert from other and even gone through national protocol to manage the leishmaniasis. Now it has been concluded to start with the slow intravenous liposomal amphotericin B infusion at the dose of 5 mg per Kg body weight for three days with total dose of 15 mg per kg over three days through dextrous.

Being the SSG is old drug and not available in our setting also liposomal  amphotericin B is noval drug with only few minor adverse effects we concluded to this.

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Sorry U. Dreher sir, I used abbreviation SSG mean to say sodium stibogluconate an antimonial compound, one of the old drug for leishmaniasis..

No need to be sorry. This point was triggered by curiosity.

if the lesion is located near the eyes, oral treatment is required

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Intralesional antimonial

Weekly therapy until cure

oral therapy :Miltefosine

2.5mg/kg/day for 28 days

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