Lichen Striatus
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What is lichen striatus?
Lichen striatus is a skin rash. It has tiny pink bumps in a lined pattern. The bumps most often are on the arms or legs but they may also be on the face, neck, chest or buttocks. The skin in and around the bumps often looks bleached out or lighter than normal skin.
Lichen striatus normally does not itch or cause other symptoms. Girls are affected two to three times more than boys. It is most common in children between five and ten years of age. It is most often seen in the spring and summer months.