👉 Euchitonia is a disease characterized by the proliferation of skin cells in an area called an "ecchymosis." It's typically found in children and can be caused by various factors, such as infections or genetic abnormalities. The affected area becomes swollen and red, often accompanied by pus or fluid accumulation around it. Euchitonia affects both sexes equally, but it tends to occur more frequently in children due to its age-related changes. Treatment varies depending on the underlying cause of the condition
