Bowen's Disease
Bowen's disease is a type of skin disorder that is characterized by reddish scaly patches on the skin. Often referred to as a squamous cell carcinoma, it is also believed to be a precancerous state. However, there is no medical evidence suggesting that it develops into skin cancer.
Bowen's disease may affect any part of the body, but it is most commonly observed in the lower legs. Some of the signs that will help you to identify, whether you are suffering from this type of skin condition are:
Bowen's disease symptoms
Bowen's disease may affect any part of the body, but it is most commonly observed in the lower legs. Some of the signs that will help you to identify, whether you are suffering from this type of skin condition are:
- A reddish scaly patch, which is elevated in certain regions.
- The edges of the patch/patches are irregular, with a distinct demarcation line.
- Patches in areas mostly exposed to the sun, like the lower legs.
- Spreading of the patch to encompass a larger area.

