Lisha is called a whole group of various diseases that affect the epidermis. Pathologies are characterized by the appearance of numerous itching pustules. Pustule is a specific formation that occurs as a result of the inflammatory process in various layers of the skin.
Diseases included in the group of lichens, differentiated by type of pathogen, flow characteristics, distinctive symptoms, etc. All these pathologies lead to the appearance of rashes, delivering the patient both psychological and physical discomfort. The disease is prone to relapse, requires careful and long-term treatment.
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- 1 Varieties depriving
- 2 Features therapy
- 2.1 Video - Causes of depriving
- 2.2 Pink zoster or zoster Gibert
- 2.3 Ringworm
- 2.4 Shingles
- 2.5 Lichen planus
- 2.6 Video - Lichen planus:causes, ways of infection, consequences
- 2.7 Scaly leper
Disposal varieties
Several varieties of lichen have been recorded in the International Classification of Diseases. However, some of them may be contagious. Each of the subtypes is characterized by both clinical manifestations and specific treatment. The following types of pathology are distinguished:
- pink lichen;
- shingles;
- flat red;
- ringworm;
- psoriasis.
Features of different forms of lichen
Species of different forms of lichen
Features of therapyDepending on the type of lichen, the methods of therapy are different. However, there are general principles that must be observed during treatment. An integral part of the therapeutic measures is observance of the rules aimed at the prevention of the development of the disease and complications:
Pustules are very itchy and itchy when deprived. This significantly reduces the quality of life of the patient. For relief of such symptoms, the dermatologist prescribes antihistamines to the patient: Claritin , Diazolin , Trexile , Gismanal , etc. Warning! Antihistamines relieve symptoms of the disease, but do not eliminate its cause. To cure lichen by preparations against an allergy it is impossible. If the inflammatory process is generalized and causes severe discomfort to the patient, the specialist prescribes corticosteroids: Advantan , Dermatop , Lokoid , etc. Hormonal drugs, even topical application, can cause weakening of immunity, atrophy of skin areas and a number of other side effects. Therefore, such drugs should be applied only to the most affected parts of the body. Warning! Steroids can be used only for the doctor's prescription for a short, not more than 7 days, period. Video - The reasons for the appearance of lichenPink lichen or Zhibera ZhiberaThis is a pathology that manifests by the formation on the surface of the epidermis of rounded or ovoid rashes of pink hue with a red band around the perimeter. One of the pustules is the largest, it is also called the mother's spot. The affected epidermis is dry, scaly and itchy. In 7-14 days after the appearance of the maternal patch, the epidermis around also begins to become covered with small pinkish spots, their number rapidly increases. Pustules are arranged as a "Christmas tree", that is, along the ribs down from the sternum. Eruptions affect mainly the skin of the trunk and neck, on the limbs is located less than 10% of the spots. The causative agent of the disease has not been detected to date. However, it is established that the likelihood of developing pink depriving increases in people who have recently had a cold or respiratory viral infection. This pathology, unlike other varieties of lichen, rarely recurs. This suggests that the patient develops a strong immunity. Attention! More than 85% of cases of pink lichen disappear within 15-20 days after appearance without any pharmacological treatment. Therapy is necessary in the event that the pustules hit large areas of the body and cause severe discomfort to the patient. Treatment of Zhiber's lichen involves the use of the following drugs:
RingwormRingworm is the most studied form of pathology. The disease is also called trichophytosis, since it affects mainly the scalp. Disease causes trichophyton fungi and microsporium. Trichophytosis is very contagious, the causative agent is transmitted by the household way through direct contact with the patient, and also during the use of common household items. You can get infected either from an infected person or from an animal. Outbreaks in pre-school institutions, children's camps, boarding schools, etc. are often noted. Treatment of the disease occurs according to the following scheme:
Attention! If the lesion is localized on the scalp, then it is recommended to shave off the hair for the duration of treatment or to cut it very short. Treatment of trichophytosis continues for several weeks. During this period, all family members of the ill should take tests for the presence of fungus in order to prevent the epidemic. ShinglesThis pathology develops due to the effects on the human body of the herpes virus. The disease manifests itself in people with depressed immunity, elderly or having a serious infection, surgery or cytostatic therapy. Eruptions in the shingles are located along the nerve trunks, which is due to the defeat of the nerve endings with the virus. Pustules are usually located in the intercostal space, the collar zone, the neck, cheekbones. Initially, the patient is disturbed by a feeling of malaise, weakness, skin itching. Within 2-4 days on the skin are formed edematous spots of pink color, which then turn into bubble rashes, filled with purulent exudate. Since the disease occurs due to the defeat of the nerve ganglia, the pustules can be quite painful and cause severe inconvenience to the patient. Warning! The causative agent of the shingles can lead to disruption of the central nervous system. In detecting this pathology, in most cases the patient needs hospitalization. To reduce the occurrence of lichen and minimize the likelihood of complications, treatment should begin within the first 2-3 days after the onset of the first symptomatology. Therapy of the disease includes the following measures:
Red flat-born diarrheaThe causes of the appearance of red lichen are still not established. It is assumed that it has an autoimmune nature. This disease is not contagious. It affects people older than 55-60 years, mostly women. Development of depriving can provoke the following factors:
On the skin of the patient appear a rash of bright red color 1-3 mm in diameter with an impression in the center. Then they merge, form a large pustule of a gray-blue hue. In the case of red lichen, a comprehensive treatment is carried out, which necessarily involves the use of the following:
Video - Red Plain Lichen: Causes, Ways of Infection, ConsequencesScaly RingwormScaly or psoriasis has many subspecies and is characterized by a specific course, so it is often considered a separate disease. Pathology is prone to frequent relapses and is characterized by a chronic course. The disease begins with the formation of a gray or whitish plaque, which has a non-uniform structure and is elevated above the epidermis. Such rashes are also called "paraffin lakes" because of their external similarity to frozen paraffin. Because the disease has a chronic course, the treatment is aimed at the prevention of exacerbations and the removal of characteristic symptoms of the pathology:
Warning! In severe forms of psoriasis, may be treated with Methotrexate .It is a cytotoxic that can only be used under the strict supervision of a doctor. Lishay is a group of diseases that differ from each other both as a cause of occurrence and as characteristic symptoms. With the appointment of therapy, the doctor is based on a variety of pathology. Treatment of lichen should be comprehensive and take into account the individual characteristics of the patient's health. |
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