Treatment of dermatitis

From a medical point of view, common types of dermatitis include contact dermatitis, neurodermatitis, seborrheic dermatitis, solar dermatitis, allergic, atopic dermatitis, etc. In daily life, some people are prone to dermatitis due to different reasons. How should this be treated? Experts point out that different people suffer from different types of dermatitis, so the treatment method should also be based on the individual's specific situation.

What kind of disease is dermatitis? Simply put, dermatitis is a common skin disease in our lives, which is mainly caused by bad living habits. Regarding how to treat dermatitis, experts recommend that patients first find out the cause and then treat it symptomatically. If the condition is serious, long-term medication is required for treatment.

The main causes of dermatitis

Bad living habits play a relatively important role in the occurrence of dermatitis. For example, if you often wash your face with too hot water, or use soap, facial cleansers and other skin cleansers too frequently, or do not pay attention to ultraviolet protection, these physical and chemical stimuli will change or damage the skin's protective barrier and vascular regulation function.

Treatment of dermatitis

1. Find the allergens and stay away from them. Because allergic symptoms will always exist and cannot be cured, you can only be careful at all times and avoid contact with allergens that may cause allergies.

2. Wash your skin with warm water more often. In areas where pollen is flying in the spring, try to reduce going out to avoid pollen dermatitis. Use moisturizer in the morning and evening to keep the skin moisturized and prevent dryness and flaking.

3. In terms of diet, you should eat more fresh fruits and vegetables, and have a balanced diet. It is best to include a large amount of fruits and vegetables rich in vitamin C, and any food containing vitamin B. Drinking plenty of water, in addition to various benefits, can also moisturize the skin internally.

Preventive care for dermatitis

1. Avoid spicy food, alcohol and other foods during the illness period. For foods such as fish and shrimp that are likely to induce this disease, you should pay attention to the effects after consumption and after stopping consumption, but there is no need to avoid them blindly.

2. Keep your skin clean and avoid excessive washing, soap and various harmful factors.

3. Treat systemic diseases and actively remove lesions if found.

4. After discovering the disease, you can use pure Chinese medicine skin cleansing cream preparations to scrub the affected area 3 to 5 times a day. It will take effect in a few days. This method is simple and easy, does not contain hormones, has no side effects, and is effective for various dermatitis.

It is worth noting that eating foods rich in vitamins, especially foods rich in vitamins, such as liver, carrots, and egg yolks, should be eaten more appropriately to correct the keratinization of sebaceous glands and prevent hair follicles from being blocked. A study shows that zinc deficiency can cause seborrheic dermatitis, and the diet should be supplemented with foods high in zinc, such as animal liver, lean meat, poultry, nuts, etc., to correct the relative lack of zinc in the body.

Diet therapy is very effective in treating dermatitis. If patients also want to treat dermatitis well, they should pay attention to their daily eating habits. Also, although dermatitis is not a very serious skin disease, it still needs to be treated in a regular hospital, otherwise the aggravated dermatitis will not be worth the loss.

Avoid washing with soap. In particular, soaps with high alkalinity are chemical irritants to the skin and can aggravate dermatitis and eczema. If you need to use soap to remove stains, it is best to choose boric acid soap with less irritation.

Although dermatitis is a very common skin disease in our lives, it should also be taken seriously, otherwise it will lead to more serious consequences. Therefore, people suffering from dermatitis should find out the cause as soon as possible and take effective treatment methods. The best way to treat dermatitis is to adhere to long-term daily conditioning, mainly paying attention to personal eating habits and personal hygiene.