Possibilities of diagnosis for a patient suffering from atopic eczema include?

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patients may have an exacerbation of atopic eczema or impetigo, which is a
common occurrence in patients with atopic eczema, as the area becomes
infected because of the scratching that is associated with intense itching.
Atopic eczema is a chronic condition that may be exacerbated by exposure
to allergens such as clothing fibres, by changes in environment such as
exposure to sun, hot temperatures or cold temperatures. Impetigo is a skin
infection characterised by pruritic vesicles and golden-coloured crusts. It is
caused by Gram-positive cocci and is a contagious condition. Ringworm
infection is a fungal infection and when it occurs on non-hairy areas (tinea
corporis) it is characterised by discoid, erythematous scaly plaques.

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