【こうひしょう】

    noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
  1. erythroderma; exfoliative dermatitismedicine
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Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. erythroderma
    2. This refers to a severe skin condition characterized by extensive redness and inflammation that affects large areas of the skin, often indicating a systemic or severe underlying issue.
    The patient has erythroderma, and their whole body is bright red.
    The doctor explained that his erythroderma might be due to some allergic reaction.
  2. exfoliative dermatitis
    3. This refers to a type of dermatitis characterized by peeling of the skin, which can occur in widespread areas and is often associated with a reaction to medications, chemicals, or underlying skin diseases.
    She was diagnosed with recurrent exfoliative dermatitis, characterized by peeling skin.
    Steroid medications are often used to treat exfoliative dermatitis.
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