Acne-like rash

Introduction Acne-like rash occurs in the face for a long time to receive beauty, manifested as localized acne, inflammatory papules, desquamative erythematous rash, clinical treatment of anti-androgenic drugs, anti-inflammatory, desensitization treatment.

Cause

May be associated with epidermal growth factor or contact with compounds such as coker oil, petroleum, and paraffin.

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It is characterized by localized acne, inflammatory papules, and desquamatory erythematous rash.

Differential diagnosis

Acne and acne, commonly known as acne, is the most common inflammation of the hair follicle sebaceous glands in adolescence, usually recovered or reduced after puberty. In life, many people will have a small sputum on their faces, which is very similar to acne, and it is difficult to distinguish. In fact, these fake "acne" are the manifestations of certain skin diseases:

Occupational hemorrhoids: closely related to occupational and working environment, such as long-term exposure to gasoline, diesel, various lubricants, paraffin, chlorine compounds, etc., easy to cause occupational hemorrhoids. The distribution of the rash has its characteristics. The typical parts are near the eye and at the humerus. It can also be found in the perineum, back of the hand, limbs and trunk. Common blackheads and folliculitis, some people feel itchy. If the blackheads are acne for a long time, the skin will become grayish; the folliculitis will cause abscesses, leaving scars and affecting the appearance.

Hair follicle dermatitis: It is a chronic inflammation caused by hair follicles parasitic in the hair follicles or skin glands. People with oily skin are prone to occur. There are papules and abscesses on the facial erythema, which can be crusted and desquamated without acne.

Acne-like drug rash: caused by certain drugs, such as taking iodine, bromine, isoniazid, corticosteroids, etc., hair follicle papules and abscesses can appear on the skin and trunk, and can disappear after stopping the drug.

Distiller's nose nasal tuberculosis: related to tuberculosis infection, erythema appears in the face, telangiectasia, rash, such as miliary size, showing a reddish or yellowish brown.

Clustered periorbital acne: In the lateral side of the eyelid and the humerus, clustered acne occurs, mostly in men and women aged 30-50. Most people in the patient have photoelastic fibrosis. It is characterized by localized acne, inflammatory papules, and desquamatory erythematous rash.

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