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Zhang Jian Bo
Dermatology
About me
Dermatology specialist, associate chief physician, associate professor, master of traditional Chinese and Western medicine combination. The scope of diagnosis and treatment in the department includes integrated traditional Chinese and Western medicine for skin diseases, infantile eczema, vulvar eczema, miliaria, facial allergies, steroid dermatitis, chronic urticaria, and rosea ringworm, and other diseases.
Proficient in diseases
Combined treatment of traditional Chinese and Western medicine for skin diseases, infant eczema, vulvar eczema, miliaria, facial allergies, steroid dermatitis, chronic urticaria, rosacea, etc.
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The difference between rosacea and allergies
Rose acne is mostly a chronic skin inflammation that occurs on the face, with three stages including erythema, papulopustular, and rhinophyma periods. Allergic dermatitis, however, can occur as an acute inflammatory response of the skin on various parts of the body. Firstly, distinguishing between rose acne and allergic dermatitis depends on the location of the onset. Secondly, they are differentiated based on clinical manifestations. Thirdly, they are differentiated based on the condition of the disease. Rose acne is a chronic, recurrent, non-healing inflammatory skin condition, whereas allergic dermatitis is mostly transient and is a skin manifestation caused by allergic reactions. However, if allergic dermatitis occurs on the face, distinguishing it from rose acne can be challenging, and it is advisable to see a specialist in a formal hospital for an accurate diagnosis.