Symptoms of callose disease

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Callose disease, also known as callose, is a kind of hard and smooth cutin thickening on the part of skin that has been pressed and rubbed for a long time. It generally does not affect health and labor, and has a certain protective effect. Callosum is a hard and smooth horny thickening of the skin which has been pressed and rubbed for a long time. It generally does not affect health and labor, and plays a protective role. Symptoms of callose disease? Let's talk about it

Symptoms of callose disease

Corpus callosum is a limited horny plate, which is waxy yellow, yellowish white or yellowish brown, flat or slightly uplifted, hard, smooth, translucent, medium thick and thin, with no obvious boundary, clear skin lines on the surface, reduced local sweat secretion and dull sensation. The onset of the disease is relatively slow, and most of them have no conscious symptoms. Severe cases have tenderness. Patients with acute onset often form blisters after friction, and the pain is obvious.

Most of them are in palms and soles, and those related to occupation can be seen in other compression parts. The lesions are waxy yellow, flat or slightly elevated angle hypertrophic plaques, hard and slightly transparent, the size of which is related to the scope of friction and compression, generally without conscious symptoms. It should be differentiated from palmoplantar keratosis. Palmoplantar keratosis is a congenital hyperkeratosis disease, which often occurs symmetrically. Palmoplantar keratosis is characterized by common cutin thickening, rough surface and no long-term history of compression and friction.

The skin lines on the surface are clearly visible. Local perspiration is a kind of reflective protective effect on the skin due to friction. The cuticle is thickened, which is a limited cuticle plate. Waxy yellow horny patches. The boundary is not clear, the touch is hard. The skin lines on the surface are clearly visible, the secretion of local sweat is reduced, and the sensation is slow. The onset of the disease is relatively slow, and most of them have no conscious symptoms. Severe cases have tenderness. Fluid secretion is reduced and the sensation is slow. The onset of the disease is relatively slow, and most of them have no conscious symptoms. Severe cases have tenderness.

matters needing attention

Should reduce local friction and extrusion, wear appropriate soft soled shoes, or use soft insole. Pay attention to the combination of work and rest, strengthen labor protection, and wear gloves at work. The patient should wear fitted shoes. The soles should be elastic and soft. They can be placed on the shoes with soft and elastic foam mats to reduce the friction between the shoes and the toes.