Although many types of medications have been tried as treatments, none of them have been proven effective in treating<unk> . Those treatments, such as corticosteroids, may benefit the patient, but will not cure their condition. If the affected area is infected, it is usually treated immediately. The symptoms of the condition usually resolve within six months to two years after onset. However, patients whose condition was associated to diabetes may suffer for longer periods of time. Myocarditis resulting as a complication from the disease has been successfully treated with penicillin and steroids.
Scleredema
Gangrene
Diabetic bulla
Tar melanosis
Pachyderma
Capillaritis
Lichen sclerosus
Rachitic rosary