Patients of Epidermodysplasia verruciformis

  • Patient Serial No - 1

    • Age:

    32

    Sex:

    male

    Location:

    chattogram

    Clinical Features:

    -Raised, wart-like lesions with a scaly surface. -Thickened, rough patches of skin with a yellowish hue. -Discolored, flat spots on the skin. -Itching and burning sensations. -Increased susceptibility to skin infections. -In some cases, skin cancer may develop.

    Biochemical Data:

    On physical examination patient revealed a cauliflawer like uncreated fissued growth 2cm*2cm*1.5cm on the right side of the scalp. On the left side there were two depressed scars with alopecia.

    treatement and management:

    1. Avoiding sun exposure: Sun exposure can trigger the lesions to become more severe, so it is important to avoid direct sun exposure and use sunscreen when in the sun. 2. Use of topical medications: Topical medications, such as imiquimod, can be used to reduce the size of the lesions and prevent new lesions from forming. 3. Surgery: In more severe cases, surgery may be recommended to remove the lesions and reduce the risk of skin cancer. 4. Vaccination: HPV vaccination can help to prevent new infections with the virus, which can reduce the risk of developing EV. 5. Regular skin checks: Regular skin