1.The following preparations should be made before using methotrexate: assessment of risk factors for methotrexate adverse reactions (such as alcohol consumption, etc.); patient education; testing of routine blood,…
Dermatomyositis is an autoimmune connective tissue disease with inflammation of the skin and muscles as the main manifestation. Dermatomyositis in children, or pediatric dermatomyositis, does not differ significantly from adult…
Dermabrasion, also known as skin abrasion, is one of the most commonly used medical aesthetic peeling techniques in clinical practice. It mainly involves grinding the superficial layers of the epidermis…
The common clinical manifestation of dermatomyositis is muscle weakness, accompanied by muscle pain, which may cause movement disorders and limitation of movement as the disease progresses. Usually, dermatomyositis is characterized by…
High-grade intraepithelial neoplasia is a more serious grade of cervical epithelial atypia, which means that if it develops further, it is cervical cancer. Cervical atypical epithelial hyperplasia is also known as…
Many people think that dermatomyositis and polymyositis are one skin disease, but this is not true. Like SLE, this disease is an autoimmune disease with multi-tissue, multi-organ and multi-system damage. Western…
When suffering from dermatomyositis Gottron’s sign, what are the contraindications in the diet of daily life, let’s take a look at it: desirable food 1, desirable to eat food rich…
What tests are required when suffering from Gottron’s sign? The rash occurs on the extensor side of the metacarpophalangeal, phalangeal, and metatarsophalangeal joints, and can also be seen on the inner…
Dermatomyositis Gottron’s sign is characterized by a flat purplish papule on the extensor aspect of the digits and metacarpophalangeal joints with bran-like scales and well-defined borders. How to check Gottron’s sign…
Anaplastic dermatomyositis is a new type of dermatomyositis that has characteristic dermatomyositis skin changes without myositis and lasts for 24 months. It has the same high rate of concomitant malignancy…