Is ointment the best treatment for anal eczema?

Eczema is a common skin disease in life. Its occurrence is closely related to climate and people's physique. For example, the moist and tender parts of the human body are most likely to develop eczema, for example, the back, waist, thighs and anus are all high-risk areas for eczema. Anal eczema is the most painful and unbearable for patients. There are many ways to treat eczema. Let’s take a look at whether using ointment is the best treatment for anal eczema?

There are many ointments for treating anal eczema, such as Binghuangfule Ointment, which is a targeted drug for this disease. Another example is the common erythromycin ointment, which can also relieve the symptoms of anal eczema. However, it is difficult for you to judge the extent of the patient's condition as you are not a doctor. It is recommended to go to a regular hospital for examination and take the medicine under the doctor's guidance after the doctor's examination. This will make anal eczema heal faster.

Many patients try various folk remedies when treating eczema. Although folk remedies cannot be completely rejected, they should not be easily disregarded. Some patients have different physical conditions, so the treatment effects of folk remedies may be different. The condition may be cured or worsened as a result. Therefore, patients should be cautious in choosing folk remedies.

Regarding anal eczema, traditional Chinese medicine believes that patients have low immunity and are very likely to develop eczema once attacked. There are many treatments for eczema, but different treatments should be adopted according to the manifestations of the disease in different periods. In addition, it should be noted that eczema is also very easy to recur, so patients should not be anxious about the recovery of the disease, they should insist on treatment, and do not change doctors and treatments frequently, otherwise it will easily aggravate the condition.

When treating eczema, patients should also note that eczema is very sensitive to stimulation. Even if it is itchy, do not use hot water directly for washing or scratching, otherwise it will only aggravate the condition. Alternatively, you can use cold water to relieve itching, and do not scratch excessively. You can also carry some anti-itching medicines with you. In addition, the areas with eczema exudates should be washed as little as possible, kept dry, and avoided from contact with chemicals.