Lichen

Pityriasis versicolor (tinea versicolor)

1. The reason – there is a lipophilic yeast fungal disease that affects young adults of both sexes. Children among patients are 4-11.5%. The disease is characterized by flaky spots with a changed color. It often recurs.

2. Pityriasis rosea
Acute inflammatory dermatosis, which is characterized by typical oval or coin- shaped spot-papular and erythematous foci. With peeling on the surface. They can be located on the body and limbs. Teenagers and young adults get sick more often. A common first sign of the disease is the presence of herald patch.

3. Shingles
It is acute localized infection of the sensory nerve and ganglion, which is characterized by pain and vesicular rash along the nerve and areas. It occurs as a result of reactivation of a lifelong latent infection of the chickenpox virus. Patients are contagious within a week of the appearance of rashes, and those who have come into contact with them may get chickenpox.