Herxheimer

Herxheimer, or Hartmann, or dermatitis herpetiformis, is a chronic hereditary disease characterized by the appearance of areas of peeling and erythema on the skin, followed by the formation of small grouped blisters on them. The pathology is autosomal dominant (penetrance of the mutant gene is about 85%). Most often, genetics are to blame for the development of the disease.

Acrodermatitis Herxheimer's is a type of dermatitis that is characterized by damage to the nail bed, skin and hair follicle, with the skin of the feet most often becoming dry and cracking. The cause of the disease is hormonal imbalance and other autoimmune pathologies. The disease is often combined with structural changes in the nail plate - deformation or dislocation of the nail. If