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Erythematous, scaly, symmetrical plaques over medial thighs, crural folds, labia majora, mons pubis and lower abdominal fluid.
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Well demarcated livid erythema involving entire vulva, extending to perianal area.
2
Well demarcated area of erythema in submammary fold. The typical silvery scales of psoriasis are lost in flexural sites. There is a small fissure visible medially.
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The scalp is the most common site for psoriasis. Typical silvery scale can be seen on the background of erythema. Loose scales visible in hair.
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Well demarcated erythema with slight scale at the edge extending around perianal area and perineum.
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Well demarcated erythema with scale over labia majora and mons pubis. Post inflammatory hypopigmentation is also visible particularly on the left labium majus.
