Answer: Chromoblasomycosis
Explanation:
Chromoblastomycosis a fungal infection found in the skin and subcutaneous tissues.The fungi spreads and distributed to the lymph and blood vessels. It produces nodules and lesions. It is a long term fungal infection. The nodules and lesions may spread and coalesce to a large area of the limbs. The skin appears elevated. The lesions are not painful. The lesions produces pus which is golden brown in color.
The answer is letter C.
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