| • | Fox-Fordyce disease (90%) (esp. from puberty to menopause) |
| • | partial lipodystrophy (80%) |
| • | lichen simplex et atrophicus (esp. before puberty or after menopause) |
| • | Sweet’s syndrome (80% in idiopathic Sweets) |
| • | X-linked dominant (IP, CHILD, Goltz) |
| • | primary biliary cirrhosis (90%) |
| • | angioma serpiginosum (90% of cases occur in girls under 16) |
| • | hidradenoma papilliferum |
| • | Gardner-Diamond syndrome |
| • | necrobiosis lipoidica diabeticorum (men get diabetic dermopathy) |
| • | Sjogren’s syndrome (>90% women ref. Andrews) |
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| • | X-linked recessive disorders |
| • | presumably females are less likely to be affected by hemochromotosis given natural iron loss with menstruation |
| • | Bazex (paraneoplastic acrokeratosis) |
| • | actinic reticuloid (only one case reported in a woman) |
| • | Reiter’s disease - males 20:1 |
| • | Hypereosinophilic syndrome (>90% of reported cases are men; ref Andrews) |
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(Dr. Halpern says (???) middle aged women don't get Schamberg’s benign pigmented purpura, therefore in women it is cryoglobulinemia until proven otherwise)
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