Ptiyriasis Alba
I. Definition:
Ptiyriasis alba is a common rash that affects the face, neck, arms and trunk of children and young adults. This condition is not dangerous or contagious.
II. Causes:
· The cause is not known.
· Pityriasis alba often becomes more noticeable after sun exposure.
III. Treatment:
· One percent hydrocortisone cream available over the counter should be applied once to twice a day to the affected areas.
· The condition often goes away by itself after a few months to years.
Ptiyriasis alba is a common rash that affects the face, neck, arms and trunk of children and young adults. This condition is not dangerous or contagious.
II. Causes:
· The cause is not known.
· Pityriasis alba often becomes more noticeable after sun exposure.
III. Treatment:
· One percent hydrocortisone cream available over the counter should be applied once to twice a day to the affected areas.
· The condition often goes away by itself after a few months to years.