When pruritogenic exanthema of various types, sizes and localization appears on the skin - that is, rashes and itching on the body, it can be symptoms not only of dermatological or infectious diseases, but also of some internal pathological changes in the body, to which the skin of the body reacted.
If brown spots on the body (fur) of a leopard, cheetah or spotted hyena in their habitat serve as camouflage, then on the human body such "marks" clearly have no function and in some cases indicate a serious pathology
A common symptom such as itching is usually accompanied by a rash. However, itching without rashes can also occur due to a wide range of pathological conditions and systemic diseases.
Nowadays, one of the most common complaints of patients, with which specialists in the field of gynecology, urology have to face, is itching in the intimate zone.
If there are any pathological processes in the human body, or there is a shortage of certain substances, the hair and especially the nails react first to the problem.
It rarely happens that an adult has an absolutely clean skin: usually on its surface there are various birthmarks and pigment spots, warts, rashes and other formations of different shapes and diameters.
Conservative treatment with red patches is used relatively rarely: most patients are recommended to observe neoplasms or delete them if there are indications.
