The presence of eosinophils in the skin is common in a broad spectrum of cutaneous
disorders. To note, the skin lacks eosinophils under physiologic conditions. The clinical
presentations of eosinophilic skin diseases are highly variable and include eczematous,
papular, urticarial, bullous, nodular, and fibrotic lesions. Pruritus is a unique and striking
feature of all of them, although not pathognomonic. In some patients presenting with itchy
skin lesions, the disease can easily be diagnosed considering the patient history, age …