CLINICAL PATHOGENETIC AND THERAPEUTIC ASPECTS OF HYMENOLEPIASIS AND GIARDIASIS IN THE FORMATION OF SKIN DYSCHROMIA

Abstract

 Skin dyschromia is a complex dermatological condition characterized by abnormal pigmentation, which significantly impacts patients'
quality of life. This study investigates the clinical and pathogenetic role of hymenolepiasis and giardiasis in the onset and progression of skin dyschromia. It highlights diagnostic challenges and therapeutic strategies tailored to parasitic infections as a contributing factor. The findings demonstrate that effective management of these parasitic infections can lead to improved dermatological
outcomes and a deeper understanding of the interplay between systemic parasitic infections and skin pigmentation disorders