Is eczema treatable?

Many people are concerned about how to continue the treatment of dermatitis and eczema. Her skin is mainly a typical reaction to some chemical proteins and substances. At the same time, there is really no special meaning. If you use a piece instead of eczema, it is mainly manifested as a series of reactions in the dermis and epidermis. It is mainly acute and chronic symptoms. At the same time, some or atypical symptoms appear on the skin when the skin appears in large quantities.

When some patients have acute eczema, some hair loss and even skin inflammation will occur in the affected area. Therefore, in daily life, we mainly use some methods that are not treated in the later stage. At the same time, diet and health care in daily life are also very important.

(1) Systemic treatment

① Antihistamines mainly have a calming and antipruritic effect. The commonly used dosage is 4 mg of chlorpheniramine, 3 times a day. It is best to continue using it for a few days after the child's skin lesions have subsided.

② Antibiotics should be given appropriately for cases with extensive skin lesions, erosion, and exudation, even if there are no obvious signs of bacterial infection. Such as erythromycin 250 mg, 4 times a day.

③ In principle, steroid hormones are not used in general cases, but atopic asthma is an exception. For severe cases, it can be used for a short period of time (2 to 3 weeks) to control symptoms as quickly as possible.

④Immunosuppressants include azathioprine, cyclosporine A (CYA) and interferon. There is currently insufficient data to confirm its efficacy in treating AD.

(2) Local treatment

① Steroid hormones are used for skin lesions with severe inflammation but no obvious erosion or exudation. During the treatment, change the types appropriately. Use strong ones at first to control the symptoms as quickly as possible, and then gradually switch to medium and low-efficiency ones after a few days. For skin lesions in different parts of the body, attention should also be paid to the selection of varieties. If the skin lesions are extensive, especially in infants and young children, it is advisable to use a weaker or lower concentration preparation

②Antibiotics are used for infected skin lesions. Often used in combination with steroid hormones.

③ Tars such as coal tar and bran oil are effective against AD. Pastes are commonly used and applied alone or in combination with hormone preparations.

The above is the treatment method for eczema. During the onset of the disease, spicy food, tobacco, alcohol, and irritating food are taboos. For some foods that induce seafood, you should pay attention to eating them. Try not to breathe in blindly. You should maintain good personal hygiene habits, that is, keep the air circulating, eat reasonably and have enough water.