erythrasma

/erɪθˈræzmə/

Definitions

1. noun

A type of skin infection caused by bacteria, characterized by red patches on the skin, particularly between the toes.

“The patient was diagnosed with erythrasma, a common condition that affects the skin’s intertriginous areas.”

2. noun

A type of bacterial infection characterized by reddish-brown patches on the skin, often found in the groin area.

Synonyms

  • dermatitis
  • skin infection

Antonyms

  • healthy skin