Is it pityriasis rosea, please see if it is pityriasis rosea?

Pityriasis rosea is a common ** disease. The reason why it is called pityriasis rosea < is because its rash is rose-red, slightly higher than **, some are contained in the skin, different sizes, some are the size of a small button, some are the size of a coin, oval, covered with a layer of bran-like thin skin, called chaff-like scales.

Pityriasis rosea is more common in spring and autumn, and the incidence is more common in young and middle-aged people, slightly more in women than in men, and the onset is initially a round reddish spot on the trunk, called a mother spot. The mother spots continue to expand, even up to the size of an egg. Later, small erythema appears on the trunk, which can often spread to the neck and proximal limbs, but generally does not occur on the face and lower legs.

The rash appears in batches, so a rose, yellow-red, yellow-brown, and light brown rash can be seen on the patient at the same time. Most of these rashes are oval in shape, and their long axis is consistent with the texture of **.

Generally, the patients are asymptomatic, and some feel itchy, and the itching sensation varies from mild to severe. Some patients have systemic symptoms such as low-grade fever, headache, general malaise, sore throat, arthralgia or swollen lymph nodes.

The course of pityriasis rosea is generally 4-6 weeks, but there are also 2-3 months. This disease does not ** can also resolve on its own, and generally no more**. The rash resolves first, from rose to yellow-red, from yellow-red to yellow-brown, light brown, until it finally disappears, the edges fade later, and the surrounding scales form a ring.

The rash subsides without leaving any traces.

Pityriasis rosea in a safe and reliable way can reduce costs and get good results. It is recommended that you use ZZ-2 ultraviolet irradiation**, which irradiates the diseased area once a day for 10 seconds at a time, and the pain can be relieved after a month.

Based on what you said, you should be suffering from: pityriasis rosea. **The way is:

1 Topical**: Topical use of 1 peppermint, 5 sulfur calamine gouache or 5 sulfur cream. 2 Oral antihistamines and sedatives.

3 UV irradiation works well. Oxygen can also be used**. 4 Traditional Chinese Medicine**:

9g each of cicada, nepeta, xanthium, angelica, angelica, and dihuzi, decoction, 1 payment per day. 4ml of Radix Radix injection, 1 intramuscular injection per day, 10 times for a course of treatment.

Probably not...

Pityriasis rosea has certain limitations... will be good for themselves ...

But the symptoms you describe look like roses ...

Could it be a pimple...

Sister, I just got a similar disease to you, but I don't itch. I also + a patient's QQ He said that it would be fine after a whileI don't think yours is a rose chaff that has not been good for 12 years.

What is pityriasis rosea? The doctor gave a clear answer, so let's find out.

The first ** is very similar to the one in the back I don't dare to determine that it is generally long on the body and not much on the feet I have to prescribe the right medicine to get better soon Or go to the hospital to have a look.