Cryotherapy for scrotal eczema
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I suffered from skin disease scrotal eczema many years ago. Now it's getting more and more serious. It's itching to death. I finally know the taste of itching. Super uncomfortable, and can't scratch, the more tickle, the better will be infected with suppurative. See the doctor, the situation seems to be better, about scrotal eczema cryotherapy you understand? Let's talk about cryotherapy for scrotal eczema.
Cryotherapy for scrotal eczema
Treatment 1: take 30 grams of Kochia scoparia, 30 grams of Galla chinensis, 15 grams of cortex hibiscus, cortex dictamni, Radix sanguisorbae, Poria cocos, Radix Gleditsiae and Lithospermum, 10 grams of Cortex Phellodendri, 10 grams of red stone fat and 10 grams of licorice, add 2500 ml of water to fry to 3000 ml, pour the medicinal juice into the basin, smoke and wash the affected area while hot, once a day in the morning and evening, 20-30 minutes each time. The prescription is suitable for intractable eczema of anus and scrotum.
Treatment 2: take 30 grams of alum, 30 grams of soap alum, 30 grams of Huangdan and 30 grams of akashite, grind them into fine powder, mix them into paste with sesame oil, apply them to the affected area thickly, wrap them with gauze after they are slightly dry, wait for them to dry and scab to fall off. It is suitable for the treatment of intractable chronic scrotal eczema.
Treatment 3: mung bean 30g, kelp 20g, Houttuynia 15g, appropriate amount of sugar. Wash kelp and Houttuynia cordata, cook with mung bean, drink soup, eat kelp and mung bean. One dose a day for 6-7 times. Job's tears 30g, adzuki bean 15g, corn whisker 15g, three flavors cooked together, drink soup, eat Adzuki tears, adzuki bean, one dose a day, even take 7 ~ 8 doses (damp and hot all Sheng type).
matters needing attention
On this, I would like to remind you: beware of dry air is also one of the health care methods for eczema, dry air makes dermatitis worse, especially when using heating indoors in winter. Keeping indoor air humidity should be the first consideration for eczema patients and their families.
