Erythroderma is a skin disorder which makes the skin red and extreme inflammable due to skin inflammation. It makes the skin scaly, thick and flaky in texture. It generally doesn't hit the younger people. People who are older than 40 years have more chances to get affected by this akin problem and there are more males suffering from this disease than females. This condition on the skin makes it extremely itchy and hard.
The skin becomes tight and it's painful to itch the affected area of the skin. People who are already suffering from skin disorders such as eczema or psoriasis have strong chances to get affected by erythroderma skin disorder. It such diseases last for longer period or are still existing than the person has stronger chances to develop erythroderma. At times a person might get it due to the reaction of some drugs.
This disease makes you feel extreme chilliness on the skin and times its intolerable. When the disease reaches at second stage it starts oozing and peeling of the skin along with itching. If the problem becomes very severe and complicated then a person starts losing hair from the scalp, ectropion of the eyelids starts and person starts shedding the nails from the toes and fingers.
This treatment of this medicine cannot be done without regular observation of the doctor as it might affect all the other body parts of the body. Medication requires internal and external both factors checked and treated. To protect the skin from erythroderma, one needs to keep the skin moister in balance. One should never scratch the effected skin and should never apply or eat any medication without the doctor's knowledge. Many times patients may need to get admitted in the hospital or medical center for proper treatment because the problem is really bad and can turn in leukemia also. If it starts affecting other body parts then the problem may get out of control. So take the problem seriously and get a proper treatment with a good dermatologist. Don't delays the check up if the problem is already affecting you.
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