Lishay is a common term that unites dermatoses (skin diseases) with different etiologies, but which are characterized by similar manifestations: the formation of inflamed color spots or papules, peeling of affected areas of the skin, itching.

Ringworm. The most common ringworm infects children when they come in contact with sick animals or people, as well as through subjects that were touched by the patient. From the moment the fungus gets on the skin until the first symptoms appear, it lasts from a few days to two weeks, after which there are characteristic blotchy spots on the skin and scalp, with the formation of bald patches. Patients complain of itching, in more severe cases, possible deterioration in overall well-being.

Pink. The reasons for its appearance are not fully understood yet. But it is known that this infectious disease, which tends to seasonal exacerbations, is most common in people with weakened immunity. Infection to her even when in contact with the patient is unlikely. For this type of disease is characterized by the appearance of small pink spots on the back, chest, shoulders and hips, which begin to peel off in the center. The process lasts several weeks, and then goes on its own.

Red Flat. Chronic diseases include lichen planus. The main reasons for its appearance are hereditary predisposition, weakened immunity, diseases of the gastrointestinal tract, etc.. In this disease, especially the skin of the chest, abdomen, arms, shins, on which there are reddish knots with a dented center, disturbing the patient with severe itching, defeat of the mucous membranes and nails is less common. Most often occurs in women after 40 years of age.

Pungent or multicolored - a fungal disease, the infection of which occurs on contact with the patient or through household items. At the same time on the skin of the back, shoulders and chest appear small peeling spots, changing over time their color: from pink to yellowish brown.

Herpes zoster is caused by the herpes virus (Herpes zoster), which affects the nerves (spinal ganglia) and leads to skin rashes at the level of damage. The main symptom is pain, deterioration in overall well-being. The virus is most often localized in the thoracic segments, where in time bubbles appear. Over time, they dry up and peel off. It should be noted that self-medication of this type of disease is not recommended, as this can lead to the development of postherpetic neuralgia.

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