What are the symptoms of persistent lenticular hyperkeratosis?

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Sometimes diseases follow us all the time, but they don't show up. Maybe they ignore us, or they dare not challenge us because of our better constitution. However, most of the time diseases are peeping at us, so we don't give them opportunities, We need to know more about health and disease so that we can beat them when we need to. What are the effective treatments for persistent lenticular hyperkeratosis? I hope you all know the way to write out, so that friends in need can query.

What are the symptoms of persistent lenticular hyperkeratosis?

Persistent lenticular hyperkeratosis is a rare disease, common in the leg or thigh, arm and other positions, treatment can use acitretin, the treatment effect is OK, but the daily dose can not be used too much, because this drug has side effects and easy to relapse.

If the patient's skin has serious problems, 5% 5-fluorouracil cream or cortical sterols can be used locally, but the effect is not as good as the former, and it can not be used for a long time, which will damage the skin. For the affected area, we need to pay special attention to health, try not to catch or cause infection, anti-inflammatory drugs can also be used, but generally do not particularly recommend the use of too many drugs, there is no particularly good drug direct treatment for this disease, only the right medicine.

Common symptoms: papules and scales are common in men aged 30-60. The lesions initially occurred on the dorsum of the foot. They were large, reddish verrucous keratopapules with rough surface, or erythematous and scaly, like convex mirror or lenticular solitary spot papules. The central scale was thick and the peripheral scale was small. If you peel off the scales, you can see small bleeding points, which are psoriasis like lesions. In the early stage, it was limited. In the later stage, the skin lesions increased, involving the legs, arms, palms and soles. The lesions of palmoplantar were needle like keratopapules and pits. The lesions are symmetrical and rarely seen in the trunk. The course of disease is prolonged and can last for life. The symptoms were absent or mild.

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Oral drug treatment: Patients with this disease can take vitamin A or vitamin E orally for treatment, and then at the same time in the long rash of the landlord and then apply keratinolytic agents, such as allantoin cream or 0.05% vitamin A acid ointment, can reduce symptoms.