What ointment does pudendal eczema use

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Pudendal eczema is very common in pudendal diseases. Maybe we don't pay attention to this disease, but it has serious consequences. Pudendal eczema not only brings pruritus, but also has serious skin lesions, which also affects the appearance. It is very difficult to treat pudendal eczema, and the Chinese patent medicine for treating pudendal eczema has also attracted our attention. Today, let me share with you what kind of ointment is good for pudendal eczema.

What ointment does pudendal eczema use

Treatment 1: take 30 grams of calamine, 20 grams of baby tea, 10 grams of borneol, grind them into fine powder, store them in bottles for standby, sprinkle them with medicine if there is exudate, and rub the affected area with sesame oil if there is no exudate, twice a day. For acute eczema.

Treatment 2: take the raw pollen Typhae, keel, sepia bone and other parts, grind them into fine powder, sift them, sprinkle the powder directly on the affected area, and then continue to sprinkle the medicine when the liquid seeps through the powder. Do not remove the dried powder when using the medicine again. It is suitable for patients with acute eczema.

Treatment 3: take 30 grams of Phellodendron amurense, Gentianaceae and Sophora flavescens, grind them into fine powder, bottle them for standby, sprinkle them with powder if there is exudate, mix them with sesame oil if there is no exudate, and rub the affected area twice a day. The prescription is suitable for subacute eczema.

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The above is today for you to sort out the contents of the related problems about what ointment to use for pudendal eczema. The causes of eczema are diversified. The fast pace of work and irregular daily life lead to the decline of the body's immune function and become the main culprit of eczema. But from the perspective of traditional Chinese medicine, the main cause of eczema is damp heat. Under normal circumstances, damp heat in the human body is discharged from the body through the transport function of the spleen, but in the case of weak spleen and stomach function, the transport and excretion ability of damp heat will also decline. In the long run, the dampness pathogen that is not easy to discharge may induce eczema.