Ringworm Tropical Black

Ringworm is a skin disease caused by fungi of the genus Trichophyton rubrum. The name of the disease comes from the Latin word "tinea", which means "lichen", and also from the word "nigra", which means black (tenia). This type of lichen can affect both men and women, but is more common in men over 40 years of age.

Symptoms of the disease usually appear several days after infection. The main symptoms are itching, peeling and the formation of black spots on the skin of the hands. Black spots can range in size from a few millimeters to several centimeters. In addition, there may be redness and inflammation of the skin around these

Tropical lichen black

**Lichen Hypopigmentosus Tricolore** is a skin disease characterized by the appearance of brown or black spots on the skin. It is often found in tropical and subtropical regions where the air is humid and hot, and can also be caused by other factors such as stress, allergic reactions and poor diet. In this article we will look at the causes, symptoms and treatment of tropical nigra.

Causes Lichen Tricolor Black is a disease that is caused by various factors, including poor nutrition, immune system, and stress. It is noted that this disease can affect people who are overweight and have diabetes. Also, the causes of the development of the disease include acute and chronic infectious pathologies, especially fungal and viral ones. Pathology may develop due to metabolic disorders, suppression of the protective properties of the immune system, and weakening of the adrenal glands.

The sources of infection are accumulations of fungi on human skin, clothing and household items. Transmission of infection is possible through contact. The culprit for the introduction of the pathogen is the fungus Tinea Capitis. It has the ability to damage the stratum corneum; fungi can penetrate even through layers of clothing. It is possible that the disease can be introduced through pores in the skin of people with weakened immune systems, resulting in an inflammatory process. Microtraumas can provoke disturbances. In some cases, the disease is hereditary and is transmitted genetically from one of the parents. According to doctors, the culprit is a lack of vitamins, nervous disorders, a lack of fresh juices and metabolites of body tissue, and fluctuations in a woman’s hormonal levels during pregnancy or menstruation. Also provoking factors are abuse of glucose and carbohydrates, high-carbohydrate diets, hormonal imbalance, long-term use of combined oral contraceptives, postpartum consequences. Less commonly, the primary source of the disease is pellagra, caused by a deficiency of the vitamin niacin, iron deficiency, psycho-emotional problems, addiction to alcohol, and glucocorticoid hormones. Symptoms Symptoms of lichen tricolor black are the appearance of multiple areas of brown pigmentation on different parts of the skin. Typical localization of the affected areas is the interdigital folds, the back of the palms, forearms, and shins. There is a shedding along the edges of the spots