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Cosa (chi) è excoriation$26498$ - definizione

MENTAL DISORDER INVOLVING COMPULSIVE SKIN-PICKING
Compulsive face picking; Imaginary foreign objects e.g. fiberglass, etc; Scalp picking; Skin picking; Compulsive skin picking; Dermotillomania; Neurotic excoriations; Neurotic excoriation; Skin-picking; Pathologic skin picking; Psychogenic excoriation; Excoriation (skin-picking) disorder; Dermatillomania
  • little]] fingers.
  • Compulsive picking of the face using nail pliers and tweezers
  • The fingers have been compulsively picked and chewed in someone with excoriation disorder and [[dermatophagia]].

Macule         
CLASS OF DISORDER THAT AFFECTS SKIN, HAIR OR NAILS
Pustule; Skin Disease; Skin lesion; Dermatological lesions; Macule; Skin diseases; Excoriation; Pustules; Wheals; Dermatosis; Dermatoses; Bullous; Papulosis; Wheal response; Lichenification; Maculopapules; Macules; Umbilicated lesions; Umbilicated lesion; Skin disorder; Induration; Skin disorders; Skin lesions; Skin scraping; Weals; Skin Diseases; Vesicle (dermatology); Skin abnormalities; Induratum; Excoriate; Cutaneous illness; Patch (dermatology); Plaque (dermatology); Bulla (dermatology); Nodule (dermatology); Burrow (dermatology); Scale (dermatology); Crust (dermatology); Erosion (dermatopathology); Skin diease; Bullous disorder; Umbilical lesion; Periumbilical lesion; Postsclerotherapy ulcer; Annular lesions; Lichenified eczema; Erosion (dermatology); Induration of skin; Intraepidermal vesicles; Localised lesions; Vascular lesions; Secondary ulcers; Rupioid lesions; Tuberous ulcers; Skin disease; Papular; Macular; Neurotic excoriation(s); Dermatologic condition; Scarlatiniform; Micropustules; Cutaneous conditions; Macular rash; Umbilication; Mucocutaneous disease; Pruning (maceration); Skin nodule; Dermatological condition; Skin conditioning; Skin reaction; Autoimmune bullous disease; Small blisters; Integumentary disorder; Integumentary disease; Integumentary condition; Skin and subcutaneous tissue disorders; Skin change; Skin changes; Skin and subcutaneous tissue disorder; Cutaneous condition; Skin plaque; Skin eruption; Skin eruptions; Dermal toxicity
·noun A Spot.
II. Macule ·noun A blur, or an appearance of a double impression, as when the paper slips a little; a mackle.
III. Macule ·v To Blur; especially (Print.), to blur or double an impression from type. ·see Mackle.
Induration         
CLASS OF DISORDER THAT AFFECTS SKIN, HAIR OR NAILS
Pustule; Skin Disease; Skin lesion; Dermatological lesions; Macule; Skin diseases; Excoriation; Pustules; Wheals; Dermatosis; Dermatoses; Bullous; Papulosis; Wheal response; Lichenification; Maculopapules; Macules; Umbilicated lesions; Umbilicated lesion; Skin disorder; Induration; Skin disorders; Skin lesions; Skin scraping; Weals; Skin Diseases; Vesicle (dermatology); Skin abnormalities; Induratum; Excoriate; Cutaneous illness; Patch (dermatology); Plaque (dermatology); Bulla (dermatology); Nodule (dermatology); Burrow (dermatology); Scale (dermatology); Crust (dermatology); Erosion (dermatopathology); Skin diease; Bullous disorder; Umbilical lesion; Periumbilical lesion; Postsclerotherapy ulcer; Annular lesions; Lichenified eczema; Erosion (dermatology); Induration of skin; Intraepidermal vesicles; Localised lesions; Vascular lesions; Secondary ulcers; Rupioid lesions; Tuberous ulcers; Skin disease; Papular; Macular; Neurotic excoriation(s); Dermatologic condition; Scarlatiniform; Micropustules; Cutaneous conditions; Macular rash; Umbilication; Mucocutaneous disease; Pruning (maceration); Skin nodule; Dermatological condition; Skin conditioning; Skin reaction; Autoimmune bullous disease; Small blisters; Integumentary disorder; Integumentary disease; Integumentary condition; Skin and subcutaneous tissue disorders; Skin change; Skin changes; Skin and subcutaneous tissue disorder; Cutaneous condition; Skin plaque; Skin eruption; Skin eruptions; Dermal toxicity
·noun State of being indurated, or of having become hard.
II. Induration ·noun The act of hardening, or the process of growing hard.
III. Induration ·noun Hardness of character, manner, sensibility, ·etc.; obduracy; stiffness; want of pliancy or feeling.
pustule         
CLASS OF DISORDER THAT AFFECTS SKIN, HAIR OR NAILS
Pustule; Skin Disease; Skin lesion; Dermatological lesions; Macule; Skin diseases; Excoriation; Pustules; Wheals; Dermatosis; Dermatoses; Bullous; Papulosis; Wheal response; Lichenification; Maculopapules; Macules; Umbilicated lesions; Umbilicated lesion; Skin disorder; Induration; Skin disorders; Skin lesions; Skin scraping; Weals; Skin Diseases; Vesicle (dermatology); Skin abnormalities; Induratum; Excoriate; Cutaneous illness; Patch (dermatology); Plaque (dermatology); Bulla (dermatology); Nodule (dermatology); Burrow (dermatology); Scale (dermatology); Crust (dermatology); Erosion (dermatopathology); Skin diease; Bullous disorder; Umbilical lesion; Periumbilical lesion; Postsclerotherapy ulcer; Annular lesions; Lichenified eczema; Erosion (dermatology); Induration of skin; Intraepidermal vesicles; Localised lesions; Vascular lesions; Secondary ulcers; Rupioid lesions; Tuberous ulcers; Skin disease; Papular; Macular; Neurotic excoriation(s); Dermatologic condition; Scarlatiniform; Micropustules; Cutaneous conditions; Macular rash; Umbilication; Mucocutaneous disease; Pruning (maceration); Skin nodule; Dermatological condition; Skin conditioning; Skin reaction; Autoimmune bullous disease; Small blisters; Integumentary disorder; Integumentary disease; Integumentary condition; Skin and subcutaneous tissue disorders; Skin change; Skin changes; Skin and subcutaneous tissue disorder; Cutaneous condition; Skin plaque; Skin eruption; Skin eruptions; Dermal toxicity
n.
Ulcer, fester, imposthume, gathering, pimple, blotch, blain, sore, abscess, aposteme.

Wikipedia

Excoriation disorder

Excoriation disorder, more commonly known as dermatillomania, is a mental disorder on the obsessive–compulsive spectrum that is characterized by the repeated urge or impulse to pick at one's own skin, to the extent that either psychological or physical damage is caused.