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Why Many Pimples From Pn?

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Surprise, AZ
November 9, 2024
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Prurigo nodularis (PN) is characterized by itchy, raised nodules that can resemble pimples. Here are some reasons why these nodules form:

- Itch-Scratch Cycle: Persistent scratching and picking at the skin can lead to the formation of these nodules
- Skin Inflammation: PN involves an inflammatory response in the skin, Show Full Answer

Prurigo nodularis (PN) is characterized by itchy, raised nodules that can resemble pimples. Here are some reasons why these nodules form:

- Itch-Scratch Cycle: Persistent scratching and picking at the skin can lead to the formation of these nodules.
- Skin Inflammation: PN involves an inflammatory response in the skin, which can cause the development of nodules.
- Associated Conditions: PN is often linked to other skin conditions like eczema, which can also cause itchy, inflamed skin.

Recognizing and treating skin problems early can help reduce the risk of developing severe PN.

November 9, 2024

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