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Hi doctors, can you tell me what is hypercaritosisfelicularis?

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Dr. Aurea Tomeski answered

Specializes in Internal Medicine

Are you: Talking about hyperkeratosis Polaris which is a genetic disorder of keratinization of hair follicles of the skin which shows as small white or red bumps typically on the upper arms , legs buttocks or cheeks ?

Answered 6/10/2015

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Dr. Robert Grieco answered

Specializes in Family Medicine

Darier's disease: You mean Hyperkeratosis Follicularis, is also known as Darier's disease. Is a rare genetic disorder. It most commonly affects the chest, neck, back, ears, forehead, and groin. The rash associated with Darier's disease often has a distinct odor. Palms & soles may become thickened, intra oral papules can be found. Also short stature. Finger nails become fragile and this helps to make the diagnosis.

Answered 6/1/2015

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