Clinical forms of itching:
- (Besniers prurigo):
PMS is a chronic, progressive, parenteral lesion that is a form of atopic eczema.
- (Hutchinson summer prurigo):
Is a type that occurs as a result of extreme exposure to sunlight.
- (Prurigo chronica multiform):
Demonstrates with itchy nodules, promotes oxidation and large lymph nodes and hyperlipidemia.
- (Hebra prurigo):
He is a rare diagnosis currently and his condition is under controversy.
Most cases occur in obese people and the role of poor nutrition and poor health status are considered to be promising factors. The possibility that some cases represent papillomatous papilla when a child is infected. It must be taken into account.
Treatment is the same as treating eczema.
- (Prurigo mitis):
It starts early in childhood and is characterized by one type of flat papillae, which are highly abrasive, oily or fluffy, small round and surrounded by a vesicle. Severe itching leads to the occurrence of ticiness and after the healing of the lesions may leave scarring skin.
- (Prurigo pigmentosa):
Common in adults With the onset of spring and summer, the local lesion is located on the trunk and neck and represents red itchy papules that are sometimes associated with a retinal shape, and eventually replaced by a hyperpigmentation.
Treatment:
Dapsone: Itching and skin lesions respond dramatically to Dapsone.
- Menocycline: is the drug chosen for adults. The daily dose is 200 mg and is expected to remove the skin lesions within several days.
- (Prurigo agra):
This form has a familial readiness with a story of allergic reactions.
Clinical manifestations:
Acute hard-edged papillomide associated with exacerbation and secondary infection is common. Scattering and scarring occur due to severe scratching and lesion of lesions.
- (Besniers prurigo):
PMS is a chronic, progressive, parenteral lesion that is a form of atopic eczema.
- (Hutchinson summer prurigo):
Is a type that occurs as a result of extreme exposure to sunlight.
- (Prurigo chronica multiform):
Demonstrates with itchy nodules, promotes oxidation and large lymph nodes and hyperlipidemia.
- (Hebra prurigo):
He is a rare diagnosis currently and his condition is under controversy.
Most cases occur in obese people and the role of poor nutrition and poor health status are considered to be promising factors. The possibility that some cases represent papillomatous papilla when a child is infected. It must be taken into account.
Treatment is the same as treating eczema.
- (Prurigo mitis):
It starts early in childhood and is characterized by one type of flat papillae, which are highly abrasive, oily or fluffy, small round and surrounded by a vesicle. Severe itching leads to the occurrence of ticiness and after the healing of the lesions may leave scarring skin.
- (Prurigo pigmentosa):
Common in adults With the onset of spring and summer, the local lesion is located on the trunk and neck and represents red itchy papules that are sometimes associated with a retinal shape, and eventually replaced by a hyperpigmentation.
Treatment:
Dapsone: Itching and skin lesions respond dramatically to Dapsone.
- Menocycline: is the drug chosen for adults. The daily dose is 200 mg and is expected to remove the skin lesions within several days.
- (Prurigo agra):
This form has a familial readiness with a story of allergic reactions.
Clinical manifestations:
Acute hard-edged papillomide associated with exacerbation and secondary infection is common. Scattering and scarring occur due to severe scratching and lesion of lesions.
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