Liaquat National Journal of Primary Care (Jun 2021)

Adermatoglyphia (Loss of Fingerprints) in Young Female Patient Having the Conditions of Hyperhidrosis and Atopic Dermatitis

  • Shamail Zia,
  • Naeem Uddin,
  • Farozaan Shamail,
  • Fazail Zia,
  • Syed Jawwad Ali

DOI
https://doi.org/10.37184/lnjpc.2707-3521.3.10
Journal volume & issue
Vol. 3, no. 1
pp. 39 – 40

Abstract

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This is a case of Adermatoglyphia or simply a loss of fingerprints in a young female patient in her 20s having a condition of hyperhidrosis and atopic dermatitis. At a young age, this condition can be very frustrating and give the patient a red flag in his/her carrier and during international travel. The patient faces problems in unlocking smartphones and electronic devices. The patient has to keep a medical certificate from a certified Dermatologist all the time for proof of this condition. Adermatoglyphia is not recognized as a problem in society and law enforcement agencies are not aware of this condition in detail, all over the world.

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