What is the best way to treat seasonal dermatitis?

Many people are prone to skin diseases in their daily lives, such as common seasonal dermatitis. If this disease is not handled properly, there may be some sequelae and may cause some chronic conditions. Skin inflammation is most likely to occur in winter and summer, so everyone should improve their immunity and choose reasonable medication treatment, preferably Chinese patent medicine.

The weather is dry and cold in winter, and the temperature drops, causing a decrease in sweat gland secretion. In addition, the dry weather can easily cause dry skin, itching, and desquamation. This is what we usually call seasonal dermatitis. Because the skin is extremely itchy and difficult to control, patients often can't help scratching with their hands. The more itchy the skin is, the more they scratch, and the more they scratch, the more itchy it becomes, over and over again, forming a vicious circle that affects daily life and sleep. In principle, scratching is prohibited during treatment, and topical ointment (Eloson) is taken orally in combination with antihistamines. The principle of treatment for this disease is prevention first and treatment should be given as early as possible.

If the condition has lasted for more than two years, oral Chinese medicine can be combined to regulate the body's essence. Oral Chinese medicine also has its unique therapeutic effect in treating seasonal dermatitis, and the effect is better.

In terms of diet, you should be careful not to eat irritating foods. In terms of clothing, try to wear loose clothes and wear less clothes containing chemical fibers to avoid irritating the skin. In addition, you should apply some moisturizer on a regular basis to relieve dry skin and prevent skin cracking.

Don't take a bath too often in winter, because the body's sweat glands secrete less in winter. If you take a bath too often, it will easily wash away the little sebum on your body, aggravating the dryness of the skin. In addition, you should use less soap, shower gel and other cleaning products to reduce irritation to the skin.