Acne Serpiginous Ulcerative Nasal

Acne serpiginosis nasal ulcer (USAN) is the medical name for a disease in which multiple ulcers and inflammations appear on the face.

A. Serpiginus ulcus nasi (Kaposi's acne) is a term used to describe acne found in and around the nose, which may cause multiple ulcers or rashes accompanied by inflammation of the nasal passages. Thus, these acne can lead to a deterioration in the patient's quality of life. They are not a genetic disease and their treatment requires complex therapy.

Kakubins are a bacterial infection that spreads through the air and causes red, swollen, and sore nostrils. The red and purple spots are caused by exudate, a derivative of the accumulation of Haemophilus influenzae bacteria. As for the symptoms that can be expected, a combination of red, white, pinkish-purple spots appear on the nose and cheeks. This type of spots is most common among young women.

1. Red kakubica spots usually appear on the nose and can occupy the area of ​​both cheeks

Acne serpiginosis nasal ulcer Acne serpiginosis nasal ulcer is one of the most common inflammatory skin diseases in the facial area.

This disease has no single explanation, but is often associated with hormonal fluctuations and poor hygiene. An ulcer in nodular acne is a depression in the center of the hair, often accompanied by purulent contents. Such acne can be provoked by hypothermia, wearing masks made of synthetic fabric, as well as self-medication with salicylic alcohol. In some cases, endocrine pathologies or thyroid dysfunction can trigger the problem. In this case, the so-called seborrheic diathesis is diagnosed. As a result, infections occur that provoke the appearance of kaposi acne. About 50% of men and women are susceptible to this pathology, although the percentage is higher among women. The process begins due to hormonal changes in the body; the skin currently becomes more sensitive to certain products and clothing.