- Skin lesions after contact with a foreign substance
- The lesions have well defined borders
- Main sites involved:
Antecubital and popliteal fossae - Lesions:
Pinpoint papules Papulovesicles Vesicles, some of which coalesce - Slight infiltration and severe itching are likely
- Maybe necrosis
- Water blisters
- The skin is rough and itchy
| - Bleeding or exudation follows Rupture of skin after scratching
- Erythema
- Disturbing sleep
- Scratching will cause slight bleeding or result in the formation of bloody crusts
- Severe cases:
Burning Itching Pain - T: Red
- C: Thin and yellow
- P: Soggy and rapid
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