Patient: Description of condition (onset, main symptoms, hospital visited, etc.): I am 40 years old. In November 1997, I noticed a rash on my forehead, left temporal area and in front of my left ear. In November 2004, he started to take Asaixon, torch flower root tablets and anti-inflammatory drugs for half a year, but relapsed when he stopped taking them. After that, I have taken Skikon, Mennen tablets, hydroxychloroquine, MTX, Radix et Rhizoma, and many topical medications, all of which are ineffective. I feel that sometimes when I eat something wrong, my eyelids will be more swollen and the affected area will be more itchy. Jiang Zhongmin, Department of Dermatology, Sino-Japanese Friendship Hospital of Jilin University
Jiang Zhongmin, Department of Dermatology, Sino-Japanese Friendship Hospital of Jilin University: Your case looks slightly complicated, so you can come to our department for a face-to-face consultation and a detailed analysis and diagnosis. Skin lymphocytic infiltration can be a manifestation of many other diseases at a certain stage, and it may not be a final diagnosis or the only diagnosis, but may be concurrent or develop into other related diseases. It is necessary to do overall and full analysis of the clinical process and pathological process, additional testing of blood indicators, and if necessary, skin pathology again to understand the new situation after changes. Allergen testing is one of the aspects that can be considered. In terms of overall and comprehensive analysis of clinical and pathological processes, our department has the advantage in the northeast region, so you can make an appointment to visit us and bring all the examination sheets, preferably with previous pathological slides.