Mamwe mashoko ― Shona

Nummular dermatitis chimiro cheganda chinoratidzwa nekutsva, zvigamba zvakaita semari. Inogona kuratidza pamwe chete nedzimwe nyaya dzeganda senge atopic dermatitis kana yakaoma ganda eczema. Ndinofara, inowanzopindura zvakanaka kurapwa. Kushandisa makirimu ane corticosteroids kunowanzo kuunza zororo, nevarwere vazhinji vanopedzisira vave nani. Nummular dermatitis inogona zvakare kunzi nummular eczema, discoid eczema, kana microbial eczema.
Nummular dermatitis is a pruritic eczematous dermatosis characterized by multiple coin-shaped lesions. It may occur as a feature of atopic dermatitis, asteatotic eczema, or stasis dermatitis. The prognosis of this condition is excellent. Most cases can be treated successfully with conservative measures and topical corticosteroids, and a majority of patients will eventually achieve remission. Nummular dermatitis may also be referred to as nummular eczema, discoid eczema, and microbial eczema.

Mumwe mukadzi ane makore 23 okuberekwa akauya aine chironda chinobuda pagumbo rekurudyi changa chave nemwedzi chichimunetsa. Zvakatanga mushure mekunge akwenya nzvimbo. Haana kumbotaura nezve allergies. Chiremba akawana ganda rakaoma riine chigamba chakaurungana, chitsvuku chaibuda mvura yeyellow uye chine macrusts, nechekumberi kwechipini chake. Vakazviona kuti nummular (coin-shaped) or discoid eczema. Akapiwa corticosteroid cream nepiritsi rinorwisa mabhakitiriya.
A 23-year-old female presented with a 1-month history of a pruritic weeping lesion on her right leg, which started after scratching over this pruritic area. She did not mention any specific allergy. Examination revealed dry skin with round erythematous plaque with yellowish oozing and crusting over the right anterior tibial region. A clinical diagnosis of nummular (coin shaped) or discoid eczema was made. Treatment with a topical corticosteroid and an oral antibiotic was initiated which improved her symptoms.