Lipodynecrotic progression
Necrobiosis Lipoidica is also known as diabetic necrobiosis lipoidica. Clinically, it is characterized by large scleroderma-like plaques on the anterior tibia, often accompanied by diabetes. This disease is a large scleroderma-like lesion on the anterior tibia, which is more common in women, and some patients are accompanied by diabetes. In 1929, Oppenheim first reported a case, and Urbach reported the second case later, and named it diabetic necrobiosis lipoidica.
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Site of disease:
Skin pancreas -
Infectious :
Not contagious -
Frequent population:
People aged 30 to 40 -
Related symptoms:
Diabetes papule nodule hard plaque papule
Related Drugs
Betamethasone dipropionate
Indication: This product is used to relieve the inflammation and itching symptoms of hormone-sensitive skin diseases in children 13 years of age and older and adults.
Manufacturer:
Chongqing Shengkai Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd.