Disease Information for Tinea barbae (Clinical Manifestations)

Synonyms:

(Dermatophytosis of scalp or beard) or (Kerion), barbae sycosis, barbae tinea, barber's itch, Barbers' itch, Barber's rash, Barbers' rash, beard dermatophytosis, beard ringworm, beard tinea, dermatophytosis beard, Dermatophytosis of beard, Folliculitis barbae, itch barber's, mycotic sycosis, ringworm beard, sycosis barbae, Sycosis barbae (disorder), Sycosis barbae not parasitic, sycosis mycotic, Sycosis non parasitic, sycosis tinea, sycosis vulgaris, tinea barbae, Tinea barbae (disorder), tinea beard, tinea sycosis, vulgaris sycosis

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Clinical Manifestations
- Signs & Symptoms
  - Circular bright red patches/skin
- Disease Progression
  - Course/Chronic disorder
  - Course/Chronic only

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