Vesicular lesions, indistinguishable from primary infection, which arise in other pas of the body of an allergic individual infected with Trichophyton are referred to as
Correct Answer: Dermatiphytids
Description: Dermatiphytids - Hypersensitivity to dermatophyte antigen may occur which leads to appearence of secondary eruption in sensitized patients because of circulation of allergic products. These lesions are indistinguishable , but these lesions are distinct from the primary ringworm lesion as they occur distal to primary site and fungal culture often turns negative.
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