Treatment for eczema on waist

The waist is an important part of the human body and disease symptoms often occur there. For example, common problems include lumbar disc herniation or lumbar muscle strain. Eczema on the waist is also a common symptom of disease. Due to frequent moisture, obese people are particularly prone to eczema. Eczema is often very painful. There are multiple treatment options available. What are the treatments for eczema on the lower back?

Eczema is an allergic skin disease, which is generally divided into three categories: acute, subacute and chronic. Men, women, young and old can all be affected, and the lesions can be confined to a certain part of the body or occur throughout the body. This recipe is suitable for all types of eczema.

1. Boil 10g of Xanthium sibiricum, add sugar and mix well, take 3 times a day.

2. Take an appropriate amount of plantain, decoct it and apply Yunji cream externally, 3 times a day.

3. Take 4 cabbage roots (sliced), 25 grams of honeysuckle and 25 grams of purple-backed duckweed, decocted in water, 1 dose per day, divided into 2 doses.

4. 12g of raw rehmannia, 9g of red peony root, 6g of anemarrhena, 6g of phellodendron, 9g of sophora flavescens, 12g of white moss peel, 12g of kochia fruit, 9g of mung bean skin, 12g of Liuyi powder, one dose per day, decocted and taken in two doses.

5. Boil 3 onions, 10 grams of Rheum officinale and 10 grams of Amomum villosum in water, and use it to fumigate and wash the affected area.

1. Patients should control their hands. When the rash is itchy, they can apply local medication or use wet compresses with medication to relieve the itching. Never scratch. Scratching is a malignant irritation to the skin. The rash will worsen and may even cause erosion, discharge, and secondary infection. It is best for the patient to choose silk or pure cotton for all his/her close-fitting clothes, bed sheets and quilt covers. Chemical fibers, fur fabrics, and down are irritating to the skin.

2. All underwear and bedding must be rinsed thoroughly and the detergent must be completely removed; softener should also be used with caution.

3. In terms of diet, patients should quit smoking and drinking, and avoid eating spicy foods, fish, shrimp, leeks, etc. After your condition improves, you can try eating a small amount, but be sure to cook meat, fish, and eggs thoroughly before eating. Eating half-cooked foods is more likely to cause allergies.

4. The living environment should be simple and natural. The smell of renovated rooms, new furniture, flowers, pesticides, perfumes, air fresheners, etc. are emitted into the air. If inhaled, people with allergies may have their condition aggravated and should avoid them.