Discentric erythema annula 50, distal erythema annula

Sounds scary

Telecentric erythema annula Haven't heard of it

I heard that the doctors are well-known experts, and I don't doubt their medical skills, but you said that the biopsy test and the medicine have been taken again, and it still has no effect, and the condition is getting worse and worse.

This has to make me wonder if the doctors are wrong in their diagnosis or if there are other ** together

Wait for me to suggest that you go to the hospital in Beijing University to check it out and I wish you a good time

I also got this disease a few years ago, do you think about it now?

I was the same as you, I saw in a big hospital, after I made a biopsy and was diagnosed with this disease, I prescribed a bunch of Western medicine for internal use and external application, which worked after just using it, but it didn't work as soon as I stopped, and then I asked about the home remedies of Chinese medicine, and drank it for a while, it was indeed good, but in the next few years, I found that my nails were always white, and there were a few scales, I want to ask you if you have such a situation?

Friend, are you okay, I have been in the same situation as you recently, I have also done a case, and I have also found an expert, and the expert said that it may be erythema annulus and Lyme disease, and I will go to Beijing in two days to have a look. I'm also confused, if you're good, please pass on the experience, thanks!

1 Pinyin 2 Classification of diseases.

3 Overview of the disease.

4 Description of the disease.

5 Signs and symptoms.

6 Diseases**.

7 Pathophysiology.

8 Diagnostic tests.

9 ** Program Wu Potato Wax.

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Distal annular erythema is a kind of annular cavity slippery, centrifugal enlargement of erythema** disease, which is intricately intricate, and can occasionally be accompanied by malignant tumors in vivo.

Darier (1916) first described that chronic erythema can occur at any age, and is more common in young adults, and Tang Hongshan et al. (1986) reported 60 cases in China, more females than males, and it is more likely to occur in March and October, especially in summer.

It begins as a papule with a light red flattened papule, centrifugal outward, and then the rash subsides, the edges are slightly raised, forming a ring or semi-ring, the color is light red or slightly yellowish, and the diameter can be expanded to 6 8 cm after a few days, and a new rash can still occur in the regression area, forming a double ring or multiple rings or connecting with each other to form a map. After 2 weeks, the rash subsides, leaving local pigmentation. The atypical rash may be scaly, vesicles, telangiectasias, and purpura at the edge of the ring.

The rash is usually distributed on the extremities and trunk. The cases reported by Tang et al. (1986) did not involve the head, face, palm, and plantar regions. The disease usually causes no symptoms or mild itching, and in some cases it may be accompanied by arthralgia in the extremities, sore throat, and increased anti-"O" resistance, etc., and the course of the disease can last for several years due to periodic recurrent hand lifting of the rash.

Some cases are related to fungal infections or consumption of contaminated fungal food, while others are related to insect bites, bacterial infections, allergies, or visceral tumors. Shelley et al. believe that it is autoallergy or allergy to certain drugs, such as penicillin, chloroquine, hydroxychloroquine, etc. Merretl (1981) reported one case caused by cimetidine, but the cause remains unknown in most cases.

It is divided into deep type and shallow type. Deep type: there is a well-defined cuff-like infiltrate of inflammatory cells around the middle and lower vessels of the dermis, mainly lymphocytes, a few monocytes, and eosinophils.

Superficial: Inflammatory cells are confined to the superficial layers of the dermis around the blood vessels. The epidermis has mild sponge formation, vesicles, and focal parakeratosis.

1) Seborrheic dermatitis There are oily scales on the surface of erythema, which tend to occur on the scalp, ear circumference, chest, back, etc. The rash does not have a tendency to expand centrifugally to form a ring.

2) Tubercule-like leprosy Erythema develops slowly, dark red, with scales and small papules on the margins, sensory impairment and superficial nerve thickening, and the pathology is tuberculoid granulomatous changes.

3) Tinea corporis erythema is irregular in morphology, with papules, small blisters and scales at the margins, itchy and bright, and after chronic, the fungal examination is positive.

Analysis: Erythema is not uncommon in the ** family. Generally, the onset is acute, and the clinical manifestations are symmetrical appearance of erythema, papules, wheals, vesicles, bullae and purpura on the body, and most of them occur on the extensor side of the limbs.

Target or iris lesions are typical of the disease and appear to be round edematous erythema with a central blister, mostly on the hands and feet.

Guidance: Current research on this disease is seen as a cell-mediated immune response. It is recommended not to use drugs indiscriminately**, but to go to the hospital**department for re-examination under the correct guidance of the doctor**, so as not to delay the condition.

Erythema annulare centrifugum is a ring-shaped, centrifugal enlarged erythema** disease, which is intricately intertwined, and can rarely be accompanied by internal malignancy (extremely rare in patients and associated with mosquito bites).

1. It is more likely to occur in middle-aged and elderly people, and men and women are equal.

2. Skin lesions are more likely to occur on the trunk, but also on the proximal extremities.

3. The skin lesion begins as wheal-like erythema, gradually expands outward, showing annular erythema, some annular erythema gradually breaks off after enlargement, and is irregular ring-shaped, and some merge with each other to form a flower-shaped. Single or multiple, with chaff-like scales within the erythema margins.

4. Conscious mild itching.

5. Some patients may be accompanied by joint pain or sore throat. It is divided into deep type and shallow type.

1. Deep type: there is an infiltration of inflammatory cells with clear cuff-like distribution around the middle and lower blood vessels of the dermis, mainly lymphocytes, a few monocytes and eosinophils.

2. Superficial: inflammatory cells are confined to the superficial perivascular peridermis of the dermis. The epidermis has mild sponge formation, vesicles, and focal parakeratosis.

1. Chloroquine or reaction stop, dapsone**, prednisone and potassium iodide can also be taken internally** There is also a certain curative effect.

2. Antihistamines or vitamin C.

3. External medication for symptomatic**.

4. Primary disease.