Pruritus of women's nipples beware of eczema of two diseases
It is the most common cause of breast pruritus, which occurs in people of all ages. People with a history of allergies or family history are more likely to develop eczema.
The environmental triggers of eczema include dry skin, long bath time, dyes and spices in skin care products, cleaning agents, wool and foam, and other environmental allergens and pressure.
It is usually diagnosed by physical examination and medical history.
Most treatment methods are local treatment, such as steroid ointment.
In addition, experts suggest that patients' self-care and protection are also very important for eczema relief. Most importantly, avoid known allergies. Try to keep the skin moist naturally. Use as little soap as possible, and don't take a long hot bath.
Paget's disease
It is a rare breast cancer with hypopigmentation spots on the nipple and areola.
This is the most worrying cause of pruritus. The initial symptoms were itching or burning of nipple and areola, accompanied by scleroderma. There was no improvement after treatment. There may also be yellow or bloody secretions in the focus.
This kind of disease only involves one side, and the patients are mostly between 50 and 60 years old. It can be diagnosed by clinical breast examination, patient history, mammography and ultrasound.
If it is still suspected, the diagnosis can be checked by MRI.