People suffering from immune system disorders, such as AIDS, Hashimotos Thyroiditis and Lupus, can develop problematic skin disorders. Immune deficiency skin disorders can be seen in people that are both young and old, and can become more or less severe depending on the severity of the immune system disorder. Here are the most common types of immune deficiency .
Acne Rosacea
appears across the face in a butterfly pattern. It has the appearance of a sunburn, and can be accompanied by acne-type lesions (see Resources).
Psoriasis
Psoriasis can develop on the face, arms, scalp, chest and back, and is characterized by patches of silvery scales. Special measures need to be taken when removing the scales from the scalp (see Resources).
Eczema
Eczema is an itchy rash that typically appears inside the elbows and on the backs of the knees. Itching can become severe enough to cause rupture of the skin (see Resources).
Acne
Acne is an inflammatory skin condition characterized by pustules and whiteheads around the face, back and chest. Acne can become severe when the immune system is deficient, leading to facial scarring (see Resources).
Hives
Hives can be seen when the body's immune system in low and reacts to allergens. Itchy, fluid-filled spots appear all over the torso, face and arms, and can be relieved by taking an antihistamine medication (see Resources).
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