Dysproteinaemic purpura:
Purpura may sometimes be the main symptom and may be the only symptom of serum protein disorders. It may occur with cold protein overgrowth, which occurs more commonly in unprotected parts after exposure to cold.
Hyperglobulinemia causes several causes, such as the uncoordinated sarcoid (dystrophy syndrome), lupus erythematosus, myeloma syndrome, which may cause the appearance of pheromones.
Clinical manifestations of the paralysis of blood protein abnormalities are erythematous papules that mainly occur on the legs and rapidly develop into psoriasis.
In mild cases, the eruption disappears within several days, but in more severe cases the porphyria becomes congested and continuous. A similar pattern has been observed associated with fibroblastosis, whether or not associated with globulins (hyperglobulin).
Purpura may sometimes be the main symptom and may be the only symptom of serum protein disorders. It may occur with cold protein overgrowth, which occurs more commonly in unprotected parts after exposure to cold.
Hyperglobulinemia causes several causes, such as the uncoordinated sarcoid (dystrophy syndrome), lupus erythematosus, myeloma syndrome, which may cause the appearance of pheromones.
Clinical manifestations of the paralysis of blood protein abnormalities are erythematous papules that mainly occur on the legs and rapidly develop into psoriasis.
In mild cases, the eruption disappears within several days, but in more severe cases the porphyria becomes congested and continuous. A similar pattern has been observed associated with fibroblastosis, whether or not associated with globulins (hyperglobulin).
