Symptoms of ringworm in children, these three points are the most typical

Children's dermatophytosis is a common skin disease. Currently, many children have similar skin diseases. Generally speaking, after discovering that a child has dermatophytosis, people should learn more about the related symptoms.

1. Diaper psoriasis:

There is also a type of infantile psoriasis called diaper psoriasis, in which dark red patches with clear boundaries and silvery white flaky scales appear in the diaper area. As the disease spreads, the lesions may extend beyond the diaper area to the upper thigh. This is a symptom caused by the decomposition of urea in urine into ammonia, which irritates the skin.

2. Guttate psoriasis:

Before the onset of infantile psoriasis, patients often have upper respiratory tract infections, such as fever, sore throat, tonsillitis, etc. Small red rashes appear in about 2-3 weeks and expand rapidly, then develop into spots the size of soybeans or mung beans. Gently scrape off a layer of white scales on them, revealing a red film. This type of infantile psoriasis manifests as guttate psoriasis.

3. Pustular psoriasis:

Pustular psoriasis (psoriasis) is a more serious type of psoriasis in infants, and this type is relatively rare in clinical practice. The typical symptoms are similar to those of adult pustular psoriasis, which are often generalized, with thin, densely packed small pustules on a large area of ​​erythema, and these small pustules will quickly merge.