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Infecciones víricas de la piel

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Existen muchas clases de infecciones víricas de la piel que requieren atención clínica de un médico o de otro profesional de la salud. A continuación, enumeramos algunas de ellas y presentamos una descripción breve de cada una.

Las úlceras del Herpes Simple

El Molusco Contagioso

La Culebrilla (Herpes Zoster)

Las Verrugas

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