"...你怎么能抓到这个?" - 对牛皮对社会互动的影响进行定性研究

Susan M Moschogianis1, Anna Chisholm1, Shane McKie2

  • 1Dermatology Centre at Salford Royal NHS Foundation Trust Hospital, NIHR Manchester Biomedical Research Centre at the University of Manchester, Manchester, UK.

概括

牛皮严重影响社会互动和自我认知,即使皮肤症状得到控制. 患者经常避免社交场合,影响信心和沟通技巧,突出需要心理支持.

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