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| perioral dermatitis in children |
Perioral dermatitis is usually a skin disorder seen as an a good beruntus beruntus-red around the mouth.
CAUSE
The source is just not known.
Perioral dermatitis primarily affects women aged 20-60 years and can appear following the use of corticosteroid ointment with a backlash to take care of a disease.
SYMPTOMS
Perioral dermatitis can closely mimic acne or rosacea.
Boundary between the lips having a rash usually separated by elements of normal skin.
Can be be extremely itchy as well as sting.
Across the lips look beruntus small reddish-beruntus. Beruntus-beruntus sometimes they form plaques (reddish areas that be noticed) or spotting (the horizontal red area).
Diagnosis
Diagnosis is founded on symptoms and physical examination.
TREATMENT
The best treatment is tetracycline per-oral (by mouth).
Should the disease is severe and antibiotics can not fix roseola, acne medication isotretinoin then given.
