<unk>  is a skin infection caused by Sarcoptes<unk>  and the mite is transmitted mostly by direct skin-to-skin contact.<unk>  can be classified into 2 major types depending on the resultant skin lesions into typical<unk>  infestation and crusted (or Norwegian<unk> . Crusted<unk>  is usually associated with an immunocompromised status. The characteristic symptoms of<unk>  is that of intense itching, which is worse at night and erythema of the skin. Examination reveals skin lesions of various sizes in certain areas of predilection, which include the webs of fingers and toes and wrists. With appropriate antimicrobial therapy,<unk>  has an excellent prognosis. Treatment must be initiated for patients and individuals with close contact with the patient, even if they are asymptomatic.
Scabies
Malaise
Larva migrans
Larva currens
Scrofula
Chancroid
Tinea
Cat scratch fever