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Prurigo Nodularis isn't specifically listed as a known PI symptom. However, skin issues are very common with PI — around 48–55% of people with PI develop at least one skin-related symptom.

Skin changes linked to PI tend to fall into these categories:

- Bacterial infections like abscesses
- Fungal infections like Show Full Answer

Prurigo Nodularis isn't specifically listed as a known PI symptom. However, skin issues are very common with PI — around 48–55% of people with PI develop at least one skin-related symptom.

Skin changes linked to PI tend to fall into these categories:

- Bacterial infections like abscesses
- Fungal infections like candidiasis
- Viral infections like warts or molluscum
- Eczema-like rashes
- Autoimmune skin reactions

Since PI can cause a wide range of unusual or hard-to-explain skin symptoms, it's always worth bringing any new or worsening skin changes to a PI care team's attention — especially if they're not responding to usual treatments.

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