Morus alba dermatitis
Euproctis similis dermatitis refers to an inflammatory reaction in the skin caused by the poisonous hairs of mulberry caterpillars. Mulberry caterpillars are also known as mulberry poison moths or stinging caterpillars. Mulberry caterpillars have countless poisonous hairs, and the center of the poisonous hairs is a hollow tube with poisonous liquid. When the poisonous hairs fall off, they will float in the wind and cause disease when they come into contact with the human body.
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Site of disease:
skin -
Infectious :
Not contagious -
Frequent population:
All groups -
Related symptoms:
maculopapular rash herpes wheal scab macule -
Concurrent disease: