Atopic eczema is the most common type of eczema (dermatitis) that results in a pruritic erythematous rash and usually affects flexor surfaces.
Atopic | Most common and described here |
Seborrhoeic | Greasy/scaly erythematous rash around nose, ears and scalp |
Asteatotic | Cracked skin, often on lower limbs |
Discoid | Coin-like lesions |
Pityriasis alba | Pink scaly patches that later leave hypopigmentated areas of skin |
Pompholyx | Itchy blisters on hands and feet |
Varicose | Associated with chronic venous insufficiency; affects lower limbs |
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