How is papular disease treated

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Some people don't care about some diseases of the body when they grow up. So when they get sick, everyone will be surprised. How can I get this kind of disease? The main reason is that I don't care, and there is no cause for some diseases. The environment is polluted, and people live in some serious environmental pollution situations, which leads to some serious diseases. The average onset period of lymphomatoid papulosis is 35-45 years old. How to treat lymphomatoid papulosis. Now let me tell you about my experience.

How is papular disease treated

First: is a very chronic, but also recurrent, but also self-healing, papules will necrosis or papules of nodular skin disease, known as lymphomatoid papulosis. This kind of papules and some small nodules are basically damaged. Clinically, it is similar to pityriasis like acute acne, but histologically, it has the same characteristics as T-cell lymphoma of the skin.

Second, lymphomatoid papulosis is most common in adults aged 20 to 40. The primary lesion is a red papule with a diameter of about 1cm, which can develop into blister, pustular or hemorrhagic papules. After a few days and weeks, the surface will be necrotic. Typical damage can heal within 8 weeks.

Third: lymphomatoid papulosis generally does not need treatment. There is little evidence that treatment can prevent the development of subsequent lymphoma. But if the patient will have symptoms, they can be treated appropriately. General need to consider the patient's general situation and prognosis, to choose some less toxic side effects of some treatment methods.

matters needing attention

Ultraviolet phototherapy can also be used to treat the whole body. We need to pay attention to some things, because this disease has the possibility of developing into lymphoma. We must observe the patients anytime and anywhere. If we find that the disease changes seriously, we should treat it as soon as possible.