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COMMON DERMATOLOGICAL DISORDERS AND ITS CLINICAL MANIFISTATION


Allergic Contact Dermatitis
Due to contact with a substance that might be harmless to others.

• Itchiness
• Red and swollen skin
• Vesicular eruptions (water bubbles)

Atopic Dermatitis
Exaggerated cutaneous response to environmental antigen (house mites)

Infantile
• Highly Pruritic
• Red Scales
• Crusted weeping patches on cheeks and extremities
Childhood
• Papulation in flexural areas
Adult Stage
• Lichenification in flexural areas, forehead and periorbital region


(All types are Susceptible to cutaneous viral, fungal &bacterial infection)


Acnι Vulgaris (Pimples)
The bacteria (Propionibacterium acnes, staphylococcus aureus and staph.epidermidis) found on the skin alter the increased sebum that always happens with hormonal increase in puberty.

• Black or white heads
• Red spots
• Deep boil like lesions

Senile Purpura (aged person)
Thin easily disrupted skin.
Easily disrupted blood vessels.

• Skin bruises that do not indicate vitamin deficiency or bleeding disorders.

Moniliasis/Candidias
Fungal Infection

• Red rash with white flakes
• Pruritis (itchiness)
• It is found on the lip area and genitals of person with diabetes, those taking oral steroids and on long-term antibiotics
• Females may have a genital discharge and itchiness

Generalized Dermatophytosis (Tinea Corporis)
Fungal Infection

• Papulosquamous disease (papules with dry skin flakes)
• If it affects the very young, the very old or the immunocompromised patients it 
will be very extensive

Lichen Planus
Common with dry skin in old person

• Skin scales that show a lacy white pattern
• The lesions are typically flat-topped rectangular or polygonal in shape
• Involves the flexural areas of the wrist

Xerosis/Asteatotic Eczema
Dry skin that flakes easily as the oil content of skin decreases with age

• Poorly demarcated, scaly round red patches with scaly fissures in irregular 
netlike pattern

Rosacea
It is provoked in some persons by emotion, alchol, exertion, warm meals or spicy food.

• Central facial erythema
• Prominent rhinophyma (Hypertrophied nose)
• Sometimes papular or pastular components are found
• Most of the patients are fair skinned

Herpes Simplex
Viral Blistering Disorder

• Vesicles clustered on Erythemetous and often indurated base

Herpes Zoster
Viral Blistering Disorder

• Band of blisters on one side of the head, body or along one limb
• Sever pain is associated with the blisters

 

 
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