[Demodex] Rare facial dermatological lesions associated with Demodex infection, besides acne vulgaris

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Rare facial dermatological lesions associated with Demodex infection, besides...

[…]may cause blepharitis[…]more common in diabetics[…]also seen in human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) patients[…]highly effective treatment of Demodex blepharitis is ivermectin[…]acne rosacea as well as pityriasis rosea[…]primary irritation dermatitis[…]scalp folliculitis and seborrheic dermatitis […]present in rare cases as “pseudozoster”[…]rarely cause sebaceous adenomas[…]Physicians should be aware of these rare dermatological rashes and their close associations with Demodex infections.