How to treat eczema blisters

Eczema is relatively common in our daily life. The symptoms of eczema are more obvious, and blisters often appear. When eczema occurs, it must be treated in time. Eczema is caused by allergies, so it is necessary to find the allergens so that a good therapeutic effect can be achieved. In addition, when itching symptoms occur in daily life, do not scratch with your hands to avoid infection. You can apply some symptomatic ointments locally for treatment.

How to treat eczema blisters

1. Remove allergens

The first approach to treating eczema is to remove allergens. If the allergens are not removed, eczema will recur. While removing allergens, topical medications are combined with systemic medications to achieve the goal of eliminating eczema blisters.

2. Don’t scratch with your hands

After an acute eczema occurs, papules, papulovesicles, blisters and other symptoms usually appear, and the eczema-affected areas become itchy and unbearable. If eczema blisters appear on other parts of the body, do not scratch them with your hands. In order to reduce local inflammation and itching, you can apply hormone ointments to achieve the effect of anti-inflammatory and antipruritic effects.

3. Apply hormone ointment locally

If the area of ​​eczema blisters is relatively small, in addition to applying topical hormonal ointments, you can also take oral anti-allergic drugs such as cyproheptadine, vitamin C, and dexamethasone. If the eczema blisters cover a large area, systemic treatment can be performed using intravenous anti-allergic drugs such as dexamethasone and vitamin C anti-allergic drugs.

4. Use calamine lotion on your face

If eczema blisters occur on the face, it is best not to use hormonal ointments, because after using hormonal ointments, pigmentation may be left on the face. When eczema blisters appear on the face, if the itching is severe, you can apply calamine ointment to the affected area of ​​the eczema blisters.

5. When using calamine ointment

Be careful not to get calamine ointment in your eyes or nose, and wash your face thoroughly after use. Using calamine ointment can relieve the itching of facial eczema blisters and promote the disappearance of blisters.

6. Oral anti-allergic drugs

After facial eczema blisters occur, you can also take oral anti-allergic drugs such as vitamin C, dexamethasone, and chlorpheniramine to promote the disappearance of blisters. If the facial eczema blisters are relatively large, you can use infusions of anti-allergic drugs such as calcium gluconate, vitamin C, and dexamethasone to promote the disappearance of eczema blisters.

After suffering from eczema blisters, you should eat more foods rich in vitamin C, such as fresh vegetables and fruits. Foods rich in vitamin C have a certain effect on promoting the disappearance of eczema blisters. Try to avoid spicy foods. Avoid eating foods that may cause allergies, such as fish, shrimp, crab meat, etc.