Cutaneous manifestations of COVID-19 have emerged as significant indicators of the virus's presence, often providing crucial clues for early diagnosis. Dermatological symptoms can range from rashes and hives to more severe conditions like chilblains, which present as painful, swollen lesions on the extremities. Other common manifestations include maculopapular eruptions and vesicular lesions. These skin changes may appear at various stages of infection and can persist even after other symptoms have resolved.
For dermatologists and cosmetologists, recognizing these signs is vital, as they can guide patient management and treatment. Additionally, the psychological impact of skin changes during the pandemic has highlighted the need for compassionate care, addressing not just the physical but also the emotional aspects of these dermatological conditions. As research continues, understanding the interplay between COVID-19 and skin health remains essential in both clinical practice and patient education.
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