Depends on what disease you are talking about. Wilting for example would not qualify as it is a temporary condition common in the summer and caused by soil moisture issues. A fungal infection like Powdery Mildew can be treated and the leaves -usually- will recover. And if you have leaf spots -hmm, it is starting to be late in the growing season- I would probably keep the leaves and remove them (to the trash with them, not the compost pile) as soon as the plant begins to shut down for winter. The degree/amount of infestation could make me change my mind too.
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