The vulgaris form of this disease is caused by a bacillus similar to that which causes tuberculosis, and produces ulcers that spread and eat away the underlying tissues.
The vulgaris form of this disease is caused by a bacillus similar to that which causes tuberculosis, and produces ulcers that spread and eat away the underlying tissues. The erythematous type comes in a systemic form that affects connective tissue anywhere in the body, and a discoid form that leaves red, scaly patches on this skin. Occurring almost ten times more often in women than in men, FTP, identify this autoimmune disease often treated with corticosteroids, named for a distinctive rash that often appears on the face and which resembles a wolf's bite.
The vulgaris form of this disease is caused by a bacillus similar to that which causes tuberculosis, and produces ulcers that spread and eat away the underlying tissues.
lupus (or systemic lupus erythematous or other reasonable equivalents)