Lichen planus is a common ** disease characterized by its distinctive flat papules. These pimples usually appear on the **, forming red or purple patches. The nature of lichen planus is not fully understood, but it is thought to be related to immune system abnormalities, genetics, certain medications, or infections.
The symptoms of lichen planus are varied, the most common manifestation is the appearance of red or purple papules and plaques on the **. These pimples are usually not painful or itchy, but sometimes a slight itch or tingling is felt. Lichen planus can appear anywhere on the body, but is most commonly found on the limbs, trunk, and neck.
*The method of lichen planus varies from individual to individual and depends on the severity and extent of symptoms. Common methods include topical medications, oral medications, and phototherapy. In addition, lifestyle modifications, such as maintaining a healthy diet and reducing stress, may also help relieve symptoms.
Lichen planus may affect appearance, and persistent itching or pain may affect quality of life. Working closely with your doctor, developing a suitable plan, and being patient are the keys to defeating lichen planus!