Photosensitive dermatitis

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Photodermatitis

Photosensitive dermatitis interdum ad solem nocens vel photoallergiam referitur, forma dermatitis contactus allergici. Solaris ustio distincta est. Photosensitive dermatitis suspicari potest, si pruritus temerarius in membris subito apparet post expositionem ad solem.

Photosensitive dermatitis manifestatur per tumor, difficultatem respirandi, sensum ardoris, eritema rubrum, interdum papulae similes pustulis, et decorticationem cutis. Possunt etiam apparere maculae, ubi prurigo diuturnum persisteat.

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'Postinflammatory hyperpigmentation' post Photosensitive dermatitis; Photodermatitis communior est in tergo manus quam in digitis.

Acutae photosensitivity reaction in EPP (Erythropoietic protoporphyria); Sol inductus dermatitis plerumque fit in parte dorsali manuum et locis expositis brachii. Dermatitis contactus dissimilis, locus symmetricus et laesiones palpabiles minimae propriae sunt.
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Imago inquisitionis

References

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NIH

Photosensibilitas varias symptomata, morbos et condiciones (photodermatoses) includit, quae urgetur vel augetur expositione solis. Dividitur in quinque genera: primary photodermatosis, exogenous photodermatosis, photo‑exacerbated dermatoses, metabolic photodermatosis, genetic photodermatosis.
Photosensitivity refers to various symptoms, diseases, and conditions (photodermatoses) caused or exacerbated by exposure to sunlight. It is classified into five categories: primary photodermatosis, exogenous photodermatosis, photo-exacerbated dermatoses, metabolic photodermatosis, and genetic photodermatosis.