What ointment to use for folliculitis

What kind of ointment to use for folliculitis is a question many people want to ask. There are many ointments for treating folliculitis. The effect of using pure Chinese medicine preparations is still very good. It is usually caused by catheter blockage and bacterial infection. Such patients should pay attention to rest, not overwork, and cannot smoke, drink, eat spicy food, or seafood. Let us take a closer look at what ointment to use for folliculitis.

Follicle irritation is a type of dermatomyositis, an autoimmune disease. The occurrence of this disease is closely related to viral infection. Initially it is a red, solid papule, which then rapidly develops into a papular pustule, followed by drying and crusting. No trace is left after the scab falls off, and there are many rashes. Suggestions: This disease requires treatment with antibiotics combined with corticosteroids. Erythromycin and urea cream can be used together for external use, and the condition will gradually improve.

This cannot cure the disease completely. Folliculitis is a common skin disease, which is mainly caused by bacterial infection of hair follicles and purulent inflammation. At the beginning, there are mostly small papules distributed in clusters, and then needle-sized pustules appear on the top of the papules.

1) Local treatment: Apply 2.5% iodine tincture to the affected area several times a day.

2) Treatment with Chinese medicine: Apply Muxiaoxi Kangrun Ointment directly to the folliculitis area, rub it until it is completely absorbed, and it will directly penetrate into the skin to sterilize and repair damaged skin. Generally, it will improve after four weeks of use.

Note:

1. Take a bath frequently and keep your skin clean.

2. You can eat some whole-grain porridge to supplement the trace elements lacking in your body.

3. Wear less clothing with poor breathability.

4. Strengthening exercise can help prevent the recurrence of folliculitis.

By doing the above points, you can basically prevent folliculitis.

Folliculitis, caused by bacterial infection

Topical medications mainly include: antibiotics such as Bactroban. Oral ointment, etc. Oral medications mainly include: antibiotics such as ciprofloxacin tablets, etc. The effect is relatively slow, and you need to persist in treatment. You will gradually recover, so don't worry.