skin disorders
Lichen Simplex Chronicus
Diagnosis of Lichen Simplex Chronicus
A doctor's evaluation Sometimes a skin biopsy For anal or vaginal itching, tests to rule out other possible causes Doctors base the diagnosis of lichen simplex chronicus on the results of a physical examination and sometimes take samples of skin and send them to a laboratory ( Biopsy ). Doctors try to discover any possible underlying allergies or diseases that may be causing the initial itching. When severe itching occurs around the anus or genital area, the doctor may investigate the possibility of other causes, such as Lichen Planus None Pinworm Infection None Trichomoniasis None Hemorrhoids None Vaginal Discharge None Overview of Fungal Infections None Warts None Contact Dermatitis None Psoriasis None Lichen Sclerosus None 