Streptoderma Superficial

Streptoderma is an infectious skin disease caused by bacteria of the Streptococcus pyogenes group. With superficial streptoderma, the superficial layers of the skin are affected, and with deep streptoderma, the deep layers are affected.

Symptoms of superficial streptoderma:

– The appearance of red spots on the skin, which may be dry or weeping;
– Itching and burning;
– Formation of blisters and crusts at the site of the lesion.

The causes of superficial streptoderma can be different, for example, poor hygiene, decreased immunity, chronic skin diseases, etc.

Treatment of superficial streptoderma involves the use of local antiseptics, such as chlorhexidine solution, iodine solution, antibiotic ointment, etc. Creams and ointments with corticosteroids can also be used to reduce inflammation and itching.

It is important to remember that superficial streptoderma can be contagious, so precautions must be taken to avoid infecting others.