What are acquired idiopathic photosensitive dermatoses?
Idiopathic photosensitive dermatoses are the fourth group of photosensitive dermatoses. They cannot be classified into the other three groups. There are a number of idiopathic photosensitive dermatoses:
- Polymorphic light eruption – the most common form of photosensitivity
- Chronic actinic dermatitis
- Solar urticaria
- Actinic prurigo
- Hydroa vacciniforme
- Juvenile spring eruption
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- What is photosensitivity?
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- What are phototoxic reactions?
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- What is photocontact dermatitis?
- What are genetic and metabolic metabolic photosensitive dermatoses?
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- What is xeroderma pigmentosum?
- What is Bloom syndrome?
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- What are photoaggravated dermatoses?
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- What is psoriasis?
- What is lichen planus?
- What is lupus erythematosus?
- What is dermatomyositis?
- What is actinic folliculitis?
- What is disseminated superficial actinic porokeratosis?
- What are acquired idiopathic photosensitive dermatoses?
- What is polymorphic light eruption?
- What is chronic actinic dermatitis?
- What is solar urticaria?
- What is actinic prurigo?
- What is hydroa vacciniforme?
- What is juvenile spring eruption?
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