Category: E

Erythema resulting from exposure to ultraviolet light, such as in the case of sunburn.  

Erythema accompanied by raised, dome-shaped papules.    

A type of erythema characterized by multi-colored rings resembling a target used in archery.  

Tiny raised bumps forming circular patterns, typically found on the arms or legs. This condition resolves on its own and is frequently observed in New Zealand.  

Circular lesions with a light-colored center and red edges. When two or more of these rings merge, it is referred to as erythema figuratum.  

A type of erythema characterized by prominent circular patterns, frequently occurring after an insect bite.  

Erythema accompanied by blisters or small fluid-filled sacs.  

A persistent type of skin redness characterized by large, circular patterns with hues ranging from pink and red to brown.  

Anxiety over solitude; dread of barren spaces.  

A state characterized by muscle atrophy and paralysis, where the muscles appear deceptively larger than usual.