Acquired Ichthyosis Vulgaris

Acquired Ichthyosis vulgaris

It is usually instigated by a hereditary mutation that's innate from both or one parents. Kids who inherit a flawed gene from just one parent have a slighter form of the illness, while those who receive two faulty genes have a more simple form of ichthyosis vulgaris.

Symptoms

Ichthyosis vulgaris decelerates your skin's usual peeling process. This reasons long-lasting, extreme buildup of the protein in the upper layer of the skin.

Diagnosis

A physician can often make an analysis by investigative your skin and the typical scales. If there's any hesitation, he or she may do other tests, such as a skin surgery.

Treatment

There's no recognized cure for ichthyosis, so the goal of cure is to manage the disorder.