Symptoms of Extramammary Paget's Disease

The most common symptom of EMPD is a chronic rash that resembles eczema—only it does not respond to topical steroid creams. The disease can lead to:

• Itching or burning—with pain and bleeding from scratching of lesions
• Thickened lesions that can become red, scaly and crusty
• A spread to the labia, mons pubis, vagina and thighs in cases that start on the vulva