Patient presenting since 2 weeks ago with a pruritic eruption consisting of multiple polygonal erythematous-violaceous papules, flattened surface, preferentially located on the anterior aspect of wrists, pretibial area and lumbar area. She also presents whitish reticulated lesions in the jugal mucosa. What is the most probable diagnosis?
They are undoubtedly describing the typical lesions (both on skin and oral mucosa) of a lichen planus (5).
Pityriasis versicolor.
Mycosis fungoides.
Psoriasis in drops.
Pityriasis rosea of Gibert.
Lichen planus.
They are undoubtedly describing the typical lesions (both on skin and oral mucosa) of a lichen planus