Renal transplantation may be an option. Inpatient care is not required for this cutaneous condition. Follow-up care may be necessary for complications related to therapy. Outpatient internal medicine care may be indicated for management of any underlying medical conditions, such as chronic renal failure, hypertension, diabetes mellitus, or atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease. Complications related to any underlying medical conditions may occur.
Skin lesions can improve or clear, either spontaneously or with therapy.
Hopefully, further therapeutic experience will permit development of specific treatment guidelines. Instruct patients to avoid rubbing or scratching the lesions, since this may result in their spread or in the development of secondary infection. Fully inform patients about the treatment being used, including its proper use or application and possible adverse effects. I. Clinical findings in five cases and review of literature. The evolution of perforating folliculitis in patients with chronic renal failure.