How to treat hormone allergic dermatitis? There are methods to treat dermatitis

Hormone allergic dermatitis refers to an allergic reaction that occurs when people use drugs containing acute hormones. Since hormones have obvious anti-inflammatory effects when applied topically, they are widely used in dermatology and hormone topical medications can also be purchased at general pharmacies. However, these drugs are not suitable for everyone.

1: Corticosteroids often act on the human body, causing a decrease in human immunity, creating conditions for the invasion of free radicals, and various allergic symptoms will follow. For this reason, it is necessary to target the symptoms of skin atrophy, thinning, capillary dilation, pigmentation, and skin wrinkling and aging caused by long-term use of hormonal drugs, penetrate deep into human cells, eliminate free radicals, improve immunity, help the skin completely get rid of its dependence on hormonal drugs, and quickly restore and enhance the skin's barrier function.

1: Directly act on the damaged areas caused by hormone-dependent dermatitis, accelerate skin repair, and enhance tissue metabolism and leukocyte phagocytosis. Rapidly reduce inflammation, swelling, promote the dissipation of inflammation and accelerate wound repair.

1: Due to improper drug selection, prolonged medication and other factors, various hormone drugs have been absorbed by the skin in large quantities, and a large amount of toxins are constantly deposited in the body. The body's endocrine and immune functions are damaged to varying degrees. Therefore, it is necessary to thoroughly excrete the drug toxins in the body first to avoid excessive drug components in the body, which will affect the absorption of anti-allergic products.

1: Hormonal dermatitis responds poorly to various treatments, so prevention is important. The face is an exposed area and is easily irritated or prone to allergies and rashes. Once it happens, you should go to a regular large hospital to see a doctor for treatment. Large hospitals generally have homemade hormone-free topical medications, such as calamine lotion, boron zinc paste and zinc oxide cream, which are effective and safe. If there are no conditions or time to go to the hospital, it is better not to treat it temporarily and observe for a few more days. Perhaps the rash will naturally alleviate or disappear. Do not apply medicine on your face easily. Before using it, you should find out whether the medicine contains hormone ingredients.

2: Several commonly used topical hormones include: dexamethasone acetate (Piyanping), triamcinolone acetonide (Triamcinolone), fluocinolone (Fluocinolone), halcinonide (Fuluo), clobetasol propionate (Enfu Cream), beclomethasone dipropionate, hydrocortisone acetate, etc. Some compound preparations often contain hormone ingredients and should be used with caution.

3: The face is a key area for skin beauty. External use of hormonal drugs on the face can easily cause hormonal dermatitis, causing physical and mental harm to the patient. The key to hormonal dermatitis is prevention, and hormonal topical medications should be used with caution on the face.

The treatment of hormone-dependent dermatitis is more difficult. The treatment plan is to continue using hormone drugs while treating with antibiotics, vitamins and desensitization drugs, and gradually reduce the dosage until it is withdrawn. This treatment method obviously has limitations such as long treatment cycle, slow effect, and high mental stress on patients. It is both time-consuming and costly.