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Anamnese patient complain
about itchy on
almost the entire
body.
50% of all people with
pityriasis rosea have
itching in moderate to
severe intensity.
Pruritus is severe in 25
percent of patients with
uncomplicated piyriasis
rosea, slight to
moderate in 50 percent,
and absent in 25
percent.
the author has
conclusion that
clinical finding in
pityriasis rosea is
itchy in body.
Physical
!amination
found erythematous
macule and sharply
marginated with oval
form, there arepapul
and covered with
thin scale."he
conviguration is
anular and the
lession were
multiple lesion with
si#e gutatae$numuler
and generali#ed
distribution. "here
are mother pla%ue
&herald patch' in the
trun(.
"he first manifestation
of the disease is usually
the appreance of the
herald patch &mother
patch', which is larger
and more conspicuous
than the lession of the
later erruption and it)s
usually situated on the
thight or upper arm, the
trun( or the nec(. *t)s
sharply defined,
eritematous, round, or
oval pla%ue, soon
covered by fine scale.
*n pityriasis rosea, there
are eruption of
numerous small pin( to
red scally pla%ues. *t
should be the most
characteristic feature of
the disease.
+haracteri#ed of
pityriasis rosea
lession are
erythematousmacule,
papul or pla%ue with
thin scale, mother
pla%ue as primary
lession and the
larger,it is followed
by other lession.
,ifferential
,iagnosis
,ifferential
diagnosis of
pityriasis rosea in
this case
aretineacorporis,
psoriasis vulgaris,
secondary syphilis,
dermatitis numularis.
According to the
e!icting literature,
differential diagnosis of
pityriasis rosea are
tineacorporis, psoriasis
vulgaris, secondary
syphilis, and dermatitis
numularis.
*n author opinion the
differential diagnosis
of pityriasis roseaare
tineacorporis,
psoriasis vulgaris,
secondary syphilis,
and dermatitis
numularis based of
clinical symptoms
-
and lession
characteri#ed.
.anagement *n this case, patient
use, /istemic0
+etri#ine tab 2!-
given for 2 wee(s,
.ethylprednisolone
1 mg tab 2!-.
"opical0
"hyamphenicol 2%3
deso!imetasone oint
2 times4daily for 2
wee(s.
5or patients with severe
pruritus, e!perts have
recommended treatment
with #inc o!ide,
calamine lotion, topical
steroids, oral
antihistamines, and
even oral steroids. 6ral
histamine and mid
potensi topical steroid
cream, at the scheduled
2 wee(s follow up visit.
*n author opinion the
management of
pityriasis rosea is
overcome the
symptoms, the
treatment are
antihistamin, oral
steroid and topical
steroid.
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