Deprive is a generic name. inflammatory diseases   skin of various etiologies characterized by pigmentation disorders, rash, peeling, pruritus. In most cases, the lichen is of an infectious nature, that is, the cause of its occurrence is specific microorganisms.

Pathogens deprive are some types of fungi and viruses. Deprive is usually found in people with a weakened immune system and often develops in children. Certain types of lichens can be transmitted from person to person. If you find symptoms similar to lichen, you need to visit a dermatologist. Depending on the type of lichen and the type of its pathogen, a treatment method is chosen.

The basic principles of lichen treatment:

• Isolation of the patient from contact with other people;
• Appointment of local treatment - ointments, creams, solutions;
• General increase of the body immunity.

Species depriving   very many, the most common ones are:

• lichen pink giber,
• ringworm,
• shingles,
• lichen planus,
• pityriasis versicolor.

Pink versicolor (pitiriasis)

Pink lichen usually appears on several areas of the skin (less often - on one), it can occur on the back, abdomen, shoulders, sides, chest and in the folds of the skin (less often - on the limbs). Small round or oval spots are formed on the skin, slightly scaly, ranging in size from a few millimeters to 2 centimeters, their color can vary from yellowish-pink to light brown.

The exact cause of pink lichen to date has not been established. There is an assumption that he has a viral nature.

Deprive is diagnosed mainly in middle-aged people, mostly in women; most often appears in the spring and autumn periods when the immune system weakens and colds and hypothermia are possible.

The disease begins as follows:   one spot forms on the skin pink colour   (the so-called maternal spot), rounded and with a reddish edging around the periphery. In the center of the spot the skin is dry and peel. Gradually the maternal stain increases in size. After 1-2 weeks from the onset of the disease, daughter rashes appear on other areas of the skin, in the form of pink spots of a smaller size. Rash accompanied by mild itching.

Pink lichen treatment

This type of lichen does not require special treatment. After 4-8 weeks the rash disappears on its own. In some cases, a course of antihistamines is prescribed to reduce itching and allergic reaction   (Loratidin, Tavegil, Zyrtek). With an elevated temperature and a feeling of indisposition, sulfonamides and antipyretic drugs are used. It is better not to use any cream and ointment for external use, especially with irritants, such as tar and sulfur, this can provoke the progression of the disease.

During an exacerbation:

• it is recommended to refrain from water procedures or, if possible, shorten them;
• do not use cosmetics   for body skin;
• do not wear clothes made of wool and synthetic fabrics, avoid ultraviolet radiation;
• it is necessary to protect the affected skin from exposure high temperaturetry not to sweat;
• do not comb or rub the area depriving.

Shingles

The causative agent of shingles is the herpes virus.   In most cases, such a lichen appears in the intercostal space, along the intercostal nerves. In adults, it usually develops on the background of low immunity, after suffering cold disease   or as a result of hypothermia. In children, the herpes virus is manifested in the form of chickenpox. Those who have not had chickenpox in childhood have a higher risk of shingles in adulthood.

The initial symptoms of shingles are severe itching   and pain in the ribsmost often they occur on one half chest. Severe pain along the intercostal spaces is the main symptom of shingles, because the herpes virus passes through the intercostal nerves. Then on the intercostal spaces are formed bubbles of small size, filled with a clear liquid. After a few days, the bubbles burst and a crust forms in their place.

Shingles can affect not only the intercostal spaces, it can also appear on other parts of the body where large nerve trunks pass.

Treat only herpes zoster by a doctor to prevent the possible development of complications.

The main treatment is the appointment of antiviral drugs (oral and topical), such as Valacyclovir, Acyclovir and others. They are applied until the termination of the rash and the appearance of crusts.

In severe forms of the disease, inpatient treatment is necessary, since patients are a source of infection for others. For cupping pain syndrome   nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, analgesics (Baralgin, Tramal) are prescribed. Perhaps the use of physiotherapy and reflexology.

Ringworm (trichophytosis)

Ringworm is a fungal infection of the skin. Its causative agent is trichophyton fungi, among which there are two types: anthropophilic (transmitted from person to person) and zoanthropophilic (transmitted from animals to people).

Infection with ringworm often affects children who attend childcare facilities. Infection occurs during prolonged contact with a sick person, using one headgear, comb, etc.

Ringworm looks like this:   On the scalp, one or more scaly pink spots form, with uneven edges and whitish scales in the center. Hair breaks off at a distance of 1-3 mm from the root and significantly thin. Ringworm can also occur on other areas of the body other than the head, with pale pink spots appearing on the skin with a bead edging in the form of a roller at the edges. In places of defeat there is a slight itch.

Since the patient is contagious, it must be isolated from others.

Usually in such cases hospitalization is required. Before treatment, the patient completely shaves the hair on the head, and further this procedure is carried out weekly.

The general treatment is to take antifungal drugs. The most effective and widely used tool is Griseofulvin. It comes in the form of a suspension and tablets. The dosage is determined depending on the age and body weight of the patient: 15 mg per 1 kg of weight per day. The calculated amount of the drug is divided into three and taken 3 times a day.

Griseofulvin is taken every day for 15 to 25 days. Scraping is done once a week for bacterioscopic analysis for the presence of fungus. After the analysis becomes negative, Griseofulvin continues to be taken every other day in the same dosage for another two weeks.

Local treatment is carried out by daily treatment of the affected skin with special medication. In the morning, depriving the lesions are treated with a 3-5% solution of iodine, in the evenings sulfur-salicylic or tar-tar ointment is applied. 3% pure salicylic acid may also be used. Sulfur tar ointment can be prepared independently: take 5% or 10% sulfur, tar and ointment base (petrolatum or lanolin) in equal amounts (for example, 10 grams of sulfur, 10 grams of tar and 10 grams of petroleum jelly) ; mix everything thoroughly and apply to the affected areas.

If Griseofulvin cannot be used for any reason, it is limited to local treatment. To do this, prior to treatment, hair is removed from the affected area with a 4% epilin patch. When it is impossible to use the patch, the hair is radiopaque. Before irradiation, hair should be cut short (no longer than 2 cm) or shaved bald. Crusts are removed with oil dressings, pustules are dried. The hair falls out 2 to 3 weeks after the X-ray epilation, the rest of the hair is removed manually with tweezers. Then the treatment is carried out directly.

In the mornings, the skin is treated with a 2% iodine solution, in the evenings, 3% salicylic, 10% sulfuric, 10-15% tar or Wilkinson ointment is applied. The course of treatment lasts 2 to 3 weeks. After that, during the month, the skin is daily treated with only 2% iodine solution. After completing the course, a bacterioscopic analysis of scraping from the skin surface in the areas of lesion is done. Scraping is taken 3 times: immediately after treatment, a week later and 2 to 3 months later. If all three tests are negative, then the therapy was successful. If at least one test is positive, the treatment will have to be repeated.

Pityriasis versicolor versicolor

This type of lichen is caused by a fungal infection. When infected with pityriasis versicolor, spots of various sizes and shapes appear on the body. On tanned skin, these spots usually appear discolored; in winter, pink or brown patches look darker than natural skin color. The formations of small size can merge among themselves into large foci with jagged edges.

The disease can last for years, spreading over time to the surface of the back, abdomen, shoulders, chest. Gradually depriving coloring can change color. The affected skin areas are subject to mild flaking.

Tinea versicolor treatment

Pityriasis versicolor is treated with anti-fungal medications. Exoderil is usually prescribed in the form of a gel, cream or solution. This tool is applied to the pre-cleaned areas of the affected skin daily, 1 time per day. It is recommended to continue the treatment for another two weeks after the varicoloured spots disappear.

In the case of widespread lichen use common antifungal agents (ketoconazole, itraconazole). In difficult cases, antimycotics are prescribed for oral administration, which significantly reduces the duration of treatment and prevents subsequent relapses. As a rule, these are treazol preparations containing selenium sulfide. Recently actively used drugs that inhibit the growth of fungi (Sertaconazole). In most cases, the prognosis of treatment is favorable.

Lichen planus is a disease of the skin, nails and mucous membranes, in which a large number of flat nodules of red or violet-red color are formed on the skin, and on the mucous is pale pink or gray. With the defeat of the nails there is a destruction of the nail plates. The disease is accompanied by severe itching.

To date, the exact cause of the red flat lichen is not established, presumably, a certain role is played by a viral infection, a tendency to allergies, and chronic stress.

Risk factors include:

• age from 40 to 60 years;
• belonging to the female sex;
• diseases of the digestive tract;
• diseases of the liver and biliary tract;
• diabetes.

Lichen planus has the following forms:

• erythematous   - soft red bumps appear on the reddened area of ​​the skin, which is accompanied by itching;
• ring-shaped   - rashes are localized in the form of a ring;
• erosive and ulcerative   - on the mucous membranes and skin, erosion and small ulcers are formed;
• warty - tubercles have an uneven surface, itching is pronounced.

Treatment of lichen planus should be complex.

The main components of this treatment are:

• elimination of itching;
• prevention of the addition of other infections;
• treatment and prevention of diseases of the digestive tract;
• taking multivitamin preparations;
• physiotherapy and spa treatment.

To eliminate itching assigned antihistamines   (Tavegil, Loratidine, Zyrtek). A rubbing of 70% alcohol with a 1% concentration of chloral hydrate followed by applying glucocorticoid ointments is carried out externally. Such ointments as Celestoderm, Advantan, as well as systemic corticosteroids (Prednisolone, Diprospan) can be used. With the defeat of the oral mucosa appointed rinsing with 1–2% soda solution.

The use of immunomodulators (Reaferon, Dekaris) is recommended. If the disease progresses, antibiotics are prescribed (Tetracycline, Macrolides). For pronounced neurotic reactions, preparations of valerian, bromine in combination with vitamins C and group B are used. Cryodestruction is used to remove individual nodules.

  Lichen   - a general concept that combines skin diseases characterized by similar manifestations: itchy skin, formation of inflamed color spots, desquamation of the affected skin.
  The causative agents of the disease can be fungi or viruses.

Causes of lichen

Some lichen pathogens can live in the body for years without showing themselves. But with some factors, the human immune system fails, and these viruses or fungi begin to multiply actively, causing depriving a person of various forms.
  Such provoking factors can be:
  - chronic stress,
  - weakening of immunity,
  - viral infections,
  - hypothermia
  - long-term use of antibiotics

Types of depriving a person:

Treatment
  Treatment of lichen, including folk remedies   and methods, begins with establishing the type of disease, identifying its causes, making an accurate diagnosis. Depending on the type of lichen apply one or another popular treatment prescription. But some traditional remedies for depriving are suitable for all types of diseases.

Deprive - Folk remedies and depriving treatment prescriptions - How and how to treat a lichen

What and how to treat lichen? ethnoscience   recommends such means and methods of treatment:
Tar in folk lichen treatment recipes.
  1. Mix birch tar   with butter 1: 1. Rub this ointment into the affected areas, cover it with a cloth or band it up. Better to do at night because of the pungent smell.
  2. Mix 150 g of pure tar with 2 egg yolks and 100 g of fresh cream. Rub in the affected places twice a day. This popular recipe helps even with persistent lichen.

Dough in national treatment   depriving
  Knead yeast doughwhen it starts to rise, take a piece, put it on the affected area, cover it with cellophane on top and band it with a cloth. Keep the compress for 2 hours, then rinse with warm water. After 3-5 days, the lichen passes.

How to treat lichen peas
  Wash the peas, pour 1 cup of peas with 3 glasses of water, boil on a low heat for 15 minutes. This broth several times a day to lubricate the places affected by deprive or apply compresses with this broth. Course - to complete cleansing of the skin. Instead of peas you can take buckwheat.

How to treat lichen cranberries at home.
  Lubricate lichen spots with fresh juice of cranberries or viburnum.

Horse sorrel ointment is an effective folk remedy for depriving.
  Horse sorrel will help to cure deprive. Mix 1 tbsp. l powder of horse sorrel roots with 1 tbsp. l sour cream, in the morning and evening, apply the resulting ointment on the spots for 15-20 minutes, then rinse with warm water.

Burdock treatment
  Infusion and decoction of burdock felt (burdock) - used in the form of compresses.

Licking treatment at home with smoke
  Take a pine log, the more resinous, the better, pinch the torch from it. A torch to light, extinguish, sending smoke to the lichen. Repeat 3 times a day for 10 days. Any deprive of such treatment quickly passes.

Deprive - Folk methods and remedies for all types of lichens - recipes and reviews of the newspaper Vestnik HLS

Ointment for the treatment of depriving folk remedies.
  Recommend this popular recipe: 200 g of vegetable oil, 100 g of aloe, 50 g of soap, 50 g of rosin, 50 g of beeswax. Cut everything into pieces, cook and strain. It helps against any kind of lichen, foot fungus, eczema. (HLS recipes 2000, No. 19, p. 20)

Folk treatment depriving celandine.
  Squeeze juice from celandine and mix in a 1: 1 ratio with vodka. This compound treats any type of lichen. (2000, №19, p. 20)

How to treat lichen gold mustache.
  Squeeze the juice from the mustache plants. Wet the cotton wool and make a compress for lichen for 2-3 hours. You can make a compress and a sheet of golden whiskers. (HLS 2001, No. 20, p. 16)

Calendula.
A one-year-old girl appeared at the head of a lichen, the doctors refused to treat, because the ointment from this disease can be taken only from three years. Wipe cleaned with fresh marigold juice. Deprive quickly and completely passed. (2002, №16, p. 18)

Copper sulfate - an effective folk remedy to help quickly cure lichen.
  1/2 tsp copper sulfate stir in 1 tbsp. l sour cream. Insist 3 hours. Lubricate a lichen with this ointment in 2-3 days, usually one procedure is enough (2006, No. 5, Art. 32)

Aspirin in the treatment of depriving folk remedies.
  10 g of aspirin tablets pour 100 g of alcohol, insist day. Lubricate the sores 2 times a day with this solution. Helps on the second day from many types of skin diseases (2007, No. 9, p. 31)

Folk remedies for depriving her - millet oil.
  Pour the millet in a plate (1-2 tablespoons) and press the grits with red-hot iron. From the wheat will be allocated black oil. With this oil, while it is warm, it is necessary to lubricate the versicolor (2009, No. 6, p. 31)

Resins from tobacco in folk recipes
  Take the tube from the smoker tubes and wire to get its contents. Lubricate your lichen with this. Two lubrications were enough to completely clean the skin. (2007 No. 24, p. 37).

How to treat lichen fir oil
  Mix fir oil with vodka in a 1: 1 ratio, shake well before use, moisten cotton wool with the mixture and apply on a sore spot, grabbing healthy skin 2 cm around. Hold for 5 minutes, tightly pressed to the body. Then remove the cotton wool and lubricate the affected area with petroleum jelly or olive oil. To do so 5 times a day - you can get rid of depriving in 2-3 days. (HLS recipes for 2011, No. 13, p. 26)

Treatment of depriving celandine at home quickly.
  Squeeze the juice from celandine and mix with vodka 1: 1. This mixture can be stored for over a year, helps to cure many diseases. For the treatment of lichen, you just need to wipe the sore spot with a cotton swab dipped in this mixture. The tool helps to quickly get rid of the disease. (HLS recipes for 2011, No. 12, p. 30)

Home treatment depriving ash.
  Take sifted wood ash about 1 tbsp. l Dip a finger in the water, and then in the ashes. Wipe the affected area, if necessary, repeat the procedure. The woman was helped in one procedure; she was able to cure the lichen in a cat and a dog with the same method. (HLS 2011, №7, p. 32)
  Particularly well helps ash from birch bark - to wipe ash sore. The girl was not helped by any ointment, and this folk remedy helped to cure her deprive (recipes of healthy lifestyles 2010, №1, p. 37)

Fast Cranberry Treatments
Bite the cranberry berry and smear the sore with the juice - in a day there will be no denying of it (recipes for healthy lifestyles 2010, №6, p. 32)

Skin diseases in humans, accompanied by an itchy rash with nodular formations, inflammation, death of epidermal cells, have a common name - versicolor.

The disease occurs mainly due to viral infection   or skin fungus lesions.   The doctor picks up effective treatment   depriving depending on its species.

Types of the disease and methods of their treatment

Dermatologists distinguish several main types of the disease based on their signs, symptoms and the form of the course:

Literally, each species of lichen has several subtypes that differ clinical manifestations   disease and treatment features.

How to treat a lichen in a person, the specialist decides depending on the nature of the disease and the reasons for its occurrence.

Pink lichen

A fairly common disease occurs in humans after a cold or with a decrease in immunity.

In the mild form does not require treatment, according to many dermatologists, it goes away after 6-8 weeks.

If the lesion takes up most of the skin and lasts longer than two months, a specialist prescribes a treatment for herpes. An important component of therapy - measures that protect against the development of the disease:

To relieve itching, the doctor prescribes antihistamines: Zodak, Suprastin, Claritin, Tavegil. These drugs   Do not treat lichen, but only relieve unpleasant symptoms.

A dermatologist may prescribe corticosteroid preparations for application to the skin. Used ointments and creams Advantan, Sinaflan, Betaderm. When joining a bacterial infection - Triderm, C-Derm A.

These drugs help to quickly cope with the inflammatory process, but do not completely eliminate the disease. Glucocorticosteroids are used for a short period of time on small areas of the body.

Ringworm

This form of the disease is the most studied, a dermatologist always knows how to cure lichen, affecting the scalp, smooth skin or nails. Inside prescribed pills Griseofulvin.

The dosage of the drug is calculated on the weight of the patient, the drug is taken three times a day. Tablets act as effectively as possible with a tablespoon of vegetable oil.

Local treatment is carried out depending on the location of the lesion. If the lichen develops on the scalp, it is recommended to shave the hair to open a place for treatment with solutions and ointments. At defeat nail plate, you need to remove the affected parts of the nail, to process the fingers.

Quickly cure this disease is impossible.   Each week, the patient takes a scraping of the skin for research. A negative result reduces the dosage of griseofulvin for oral administration. Treatment may last longer than two months. All family members take tests to eliminate the epidemic, children are not allowed into the children's team until they recover.

Pityriasis versicolor

With this type of disease, the doctor prescribes a means to help exfoliate the affected skin and medicines that effectively eliminate the fungus.

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It is possible to quickly cure deprive, in time having begun reception antiviral drugup to 72 hours from the first symptoms.

All drugs must be taken under the supervision of a doctor, only a specialist knows how to get rid of depriving without complications.

Deprive is not only a disease transmitted to humans from animals.

This word is called a group of different reasons and manifestations of the disease (not all of them are infectious or inflammatory in nature).

In total, there are seven varieties of lichen, which have common features:

1. 1) They look lighter or dark spots   on the skin;
2. 2) Accompanied by peeling, itching or loss of hair in their place;
3. 3) Rarely accompanied by a violation of the general condition.

• tropical white and black;
• take your petrified

Shingles in a person - symptoms and treatment

There is a disease in the person who has already suffered chickenpox. The varicella-zoster virus, after subsiding the signs of smallpox, "hides" in the nerve endings, along them reaches the nerve nodes, where it persists for a long time.

The virus activates a significant decrease in immunity in:

• prolonged or severe illness;
• chemotherapy or radiation treatment;
• organ transplant;
• blood diseases;
• severe hypothermia;
• systemic diseases requiring hormone glucocorticoid or cytostatics;
• significant stress.

Symptoms

After a while, the temperature rises to higher numbers, and there is pain and itching in some part of the face, body, less often - of the extremities. Later in this place will be localized bubbles - actually deprive a person. (see photo).

Rashes appear necessarily in the projection of nerve endings that communicate with the nerve node in which the virus is in a latent (dormant) state. Most often intercostal spaces are affected.

The elements of the rash look like this:

• have transparent content;
• localized in one place, there is no symmetry;
• appear on a red background;
• itching and pain with the appearance of rash elements are slightly reduced;
• after a few days the bubbles burst, after which a crust forms.

How to treat lichen?

To treat shingles at home, use these drugs:

1. 1) Antiviral: "" ("Zovirax", "Virolex"), "Valavir", "Famciclovir". This is the most necessary group of drugs that will act directly on this virus from the group of herpes viruses, reducing the manifestations of the disease and preventing the development of its complications.
2. 2) Immunotherapy. In some cases, it becomes necessary to introduce immunoglobulins: either a normal human, or a specific anti-reticulum ("Zostevir").
3. 3) Anti-inflammatory (they are painkillers) drugs: "Ibuprofen", "Nimesil", "Paracetamol".
4. 4) The rash bubbles are treated with antiseptic alcohol solutions (brilliant green, fucorcin).
5. 5) For severe itching, antihistamines are used: "Loratadine", "Suprastin", "Fenistil".

Pink versicolor - symptoms and treatment

The exact cause of this pathology is still incomprehensible, but the "culprit" is considered to be a herpetic group virus, caught by person with. The disease is not considered contagious.

Symptoms

Initially, large (3-5 cm in diameter) pink plaques appear with clear boundaries in the amount of 1-3; they are called maternal. About a week later, new items appear ("children").

They are already smaller in diameter and have the following characteristics:

• pink colour;
• peel off;
• located on the stomach, back, neck, hips, shoulders, legs and arms, in the folds of the skin;
• they "lie" on the Langer lines (conditional lines, the skin stretching along which will be maximal; they all have the same directionality);
• may be accompanied by itching.

Diagnosis and treatment

How to treat lichen at home? It is recommended that a person adhere to a hypoallergenic diet, do not take a bath (shower only), do not use soap-irritating skin products, wear only natural fiber clothing.

There are no specific drugs for the treatment of depriving Zhiber, symptomatic therapy is carried out:

• if the elements are very itchy, Zodac, Erius, and Cetrin are appointed.
• antimicrobials may be effective at the onset of the disease.
• skin can be lubricated or ointments (gels) based on glucocorticoids, or water-alcohol (or oil) masks.

Pityriasis versicolor in a person - symptoms and treatment

The yeast fungi Malasseziya and Pitirosporum, which can be transmitted from one person to another only under certain conditions, cause the disease:

• changing the pH of the skin of a healthy person;
• reducing local immunity of the skin or general immunity;
• endocrine diseases;
• upon contact of the patient's skin with the injured skin of a healthy person.

Signs of

• rounded;
• different forms;
• do not protrude above skin level;
• on tanned skin, the spots look white, in winter they appear darker;
• with a long existence on the skin at the same time there are spots of pink, yellow, brown and brown color;
• no redness or swelling around or below them;
• painless;
• do not itch;
• gradually merging, they turn into areas with a clear boundary and a “ragged” edge.

Diagnosis and treatment

Multipurpose lichen is treated using local anti-inflammatory and antifungal agents   (sulfuric, salicylic ointment, gels "Lamisil", "Terbinafin").

Also apply antifungal drugs   in the form of tablets: "Ketoconazole", "Itraconazole."

Lichen planus in a person - symptoms and treatment

More often women are ill. Although the exact cause is unclear, it is believed that the disease develops due to impaired immune and metabolic processes in the body.

Signs of

• red, crimson or red-violet; (see photo);
• irregular shape;
• with a shiny surface;
• itchy;
• rarely have a tendency to flaking;
• most often protrude above the skin, forming nodules, but may be in the form of rings, bumps, erosion, and even ulcers;
• pale pink nodules appear on the mucous membranes of the mouth and genitals;
• like to be placed in groups, then merge;
• rash does not appear simultaneously; new items appear near old ones;
• after the disappearance of the rash in these areas remains hyperpigmentation.

Diagnosis and treatment

Only occasionally need a biopsy with the study of the skin under a microscope.

Treatment is carried out using:

• PUVA therapy;
• selective phototherapy;
• topical application of ointments with glucocorticoids: Celestoderm, Advantan;
• antihistamine drugs;
• b-group vitamins.

Ringworm

They are infected by a sick person or animal in such cases if:

1. 1) Sleep in the same bed;
2. 2) Use one comb, one hat, clothes.

• while reducing local immunity of the skin;
• for wounds on the skin;
• at non-compliance with rules of personal hygiene.

Signs of

• first, pink spots appear on the skin with a center of white scales and clear boundaries;
• spots itch;
• spots appear where there was contact of the fungus with damaged skin;
• when they occur on the head, the hair breaks off: with microsporia - at a height of 5-8 mm, with trichophytia - at a height of 1-3 mm;
• with a deep lesion 2 months after infection, a white-yellow patina appears on the hair, abscesses with pus on the skin.

Diagnosis and treatment

The patient is isolated at home, if it is an adult, he is given a sick-list. It is prohibited to contact an animal that has infected it; if this is not possible, the animal should be treated.

Therapy involves the administration of local antifungal agents (Lamisil, Ketoconazole, Triderm), as well as sulfuric or sulfur tar ointment. With the defeat of the scalp antifungal drugs are used in the form of tablets.

Manicolor versicolor

However, with a decrease in immunity or excessive sweating   microbe "raises his head."

Signs of

Diagnosis and treatment

Treated pathology using local (in the form of ointments and shampoos) and systemic (in the form of tablets and injections) antifungal agents. The patient is recommended to maintain such a lifestyle in order to further prevent the "flow" of the fungus from the ducts of the sebaceous glands.