How is long scabies disease treated?

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Nowadays, there are more and more patients suffering from scabies, so what is a good way to treat scabies? Scabies is often accompanied by paroxysmal severe itching at night. The skin lesions are mainly red papules, papular herpes, small blisters, tunnels and nodules. This disease is highly infectious, so once the patient is found to have this disease, he should immediately go to a regular specialized hospital for treatment, develop good personal habits, and try to avoid contact with the patient. How is long scabies disease treated? Let's talk about it

How is long scabies disease treated?

Local treatment, in principle, for insecticidal, antipruritic, treatment of complications. The commonly used drugs are 10% ～ 20% sulfur, 20% benzyl benzoate, etc., which can be made into ointment or emulsion, etc., and can be selected according to the situation. 1% 666 (benzene hexachlorobenzene, GBH) solution can also be used. The medicine should be applied to the whole body below the neck, especially to the fingers, wrists, elbows, armpits, breasts, buttocks and vulva. In general, it takes 30-60g or 60-120ml for adults to apply the medicine all over the trunk and limbs. After external application, it should be kept for a certain period of time. The drug can be absorbed through the skin, if the concentration is too high or lasts too long in the skin, it is easy to cause neurotoxicity, so it is not suitable for infants and pregnant women.

For severe pruritus, topical corticosteroids or short-term (7-10 days) oral corticosteroids such as prednisone can be used. After relieving pruritus, gradually decrease the dosage, scabies nodules and topical hormone ointment or intralesional injection of hormone.

Clomiphene (10% ethyl o-butenyl toluidine, ULX) cold cream external application, twice a day, after coating, keep for 48 hours, and then wash off. This medicine has antipruritic effect, also has primary irritation and allergic allergy. It should not be used for acute inflammatory skin lesions and infants.

matters needing attention

Pay attention to personal hygiene. Patients should be isolated immediately, and patients at home should be treated at the same time. Avoid contact with others, including shaking hands, before cure. Clothes and bedding worn by patients must be disinfected or dried in the sun.