Pleated

Introduction to pleating The rubbed red spot alias is pleated and rubbed, which is an acute skin inflammation caused by moisture, warmth, friction, etc. in the wrinkled part. Occurs in the wrinkles, such as the groin, underarms, under the breasts, etc., the rash is erythema, papules, part of the blisters, followed by erosion, exudation, clear boundaries, hanging with lace-like dip white scaly. The inter-finger spurs occur between the third and fourth fingers. In addition to the well-defined wet erythema, there are often cleft palate, mainly for local treatment. The disease is mainly caused by the close contact of the skin surface, the local moist heat is not well distributed, the sweat is retained, leading to impregnation, and the skin surface is constantly rubbed and stimulated to cause acute inflammation. Often secondary to bacterial or Candida albicans infection. Incontinence of urine can cause creases due to excessive moisture, chemical irritants and microbial infections in urine and feces. basic knowledge Sickness ratio: 1%-5% Susceptible people: no specific population Mode of infection: non-infectious Complications: Eczema

Cause of pleating

Causes:

The disease is mainly caused by the close contact of the skin surface, the local moist heat is not well distributed, the sweat is retained, leading to impregnation, and the skin surface is constantly rubbed and stimulated to cause acute inflammation. Often secondary to bacterial or Candida albicans infection. Incontinence of urine can cause creases due to excessive moisture, chemical irritants and microbial infections in urine and feces.

Twist prevention

(1) The place to live and work should be kept cool and dry, and it is beneficial to use an electric fan or air conditioner.

(2) The clothes need to be lightweight, wide, and hygroscopic, avoiding the wearing of wool, nylon and synthetic fibers.

(3) bathing, showering to keep the skin wrinkles clean and dry, 2 times / d scorpion powder or talcum powder.

(4) Avoid using encapsulated ointments, irritating ointments or cosmetics.

(5) In cases of urinary incontinence, a protective ointment, lotion, powder or cream may be used. Severe patients who need to stay in bed for a long time can prevent skin crease by wiping the bath with 0.002% iodophor.

Pleellal complications Complications eczema

If the disease is not treated in time, it may be complicated by carcinoma in situ or invasive cancer.

Pleurosis symptoms common symptoms erythematous scaly papules newborn skin folds erythematous rash skin cleft palate

At the beginning of the rash, the skin is flushed or dark red, followed by impregnation and exudation. The lesion area is consistent with the wrinkled skin and the boundary is clear. There is purulent secretion in the secondary infection, and inflammation may be associated with lymphadenitis. In severe cases, there may be blisters and shallow ulcers. Consciously itching and burning. Skin lesions occur in wrinkles, such as under the breast, groin, gluteal groove, armpit, elbow fossa, umbilical fossa, neck, perineum and so on. Common in obese infants and women. Most occur in the hot summer season.

Pleated inspection

Pathological examination, skin smear microscopy.

Plaque diagnosis

diagnosis

Diagnosis can be based on medical history, clinical symptoms, and laboratory tests.

Differential diagnosis

The disease should be identified with the following diseases:

1, candida sex rubbing erythema: the first hair is a small blisters, quickly become pustules, and then smashed but no obvious exudate, peripheral inflammatory papules and membranous desquamation; fungal microscopic examination.

2, acute eczema: the cause is unknown, the site is uncertain, the rash is pleomorphic, the exudation is obvious, the boundary is unclear, the itching is severe, and it is easy to relapse.

3, contact dermatitis: a history of exposure. More common in the exposed parts, often with bullae, inflammation.

4, femoral hernia: edge inflammation is obvious, there are papules and scales, center self-healing, fungal microscopic examination.

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