How to treat perennial eczema?
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Eczema is an inflammation of the skin caused by allergies. Must be treated in time, but also due to exposure to allergens and then add their own endocrine disorders caused by eczema. For patients with eczema is a very troublesome diet problem, because can not eat greasy spicy food, stimulating food will lead to skin itching, aggravation of the disease, now I will put the perennial eczema how to treat? Let me tell you this.
How to treat perennial eczema?
Treatment 1: zinc oil or 30% Coptis oil or Phellodendron oil: it is suitable for reducing exudate and promoting the healing of ulcer surface. Mashed potatoes or tomatoes are also effective for external application.
Treatment 2: butter: it is suitable for those with dry and prickly sores. It can soften the skin and relieve pain. Cypress decoction or 1:5000 potassium permanganate solution: it is suitable for patients with secondary infection and has the functions of clearing away heat, detoxifying, anti-inflammatory and analgesic.
Treatment 3: internal therapy, western medicine can choose antihistamines to relieve itching. For acute or subacute generalized eczema, intravenous drip of 5% calcium bromide, 10% calcium gluconate or 10% sodium thiosulfate solution, once a day, 10 times as a course of treatment. The patients with extensive infection should be treated with effective antibiotics. In addition, vitamin B, vitamin C and neuromodulatory drugs are also helpful. Glucocorticoid is not suitable for oral administration or injection. Although it has a rapid effect on anti-inflammatory, antipruritic and reducing exudation, it will relapse soon after discontinuation, and it is easy to cause many adverse reactions after long-term application.
matters needing attention
For such a disease: when the child has eczema, due to the obvious skin symptoms, there are a lot of stress in the diet, especially such as beef, mutton, seafood and other food and hair which are easy to cause allergy, we should eat less or not to eat, in order to prevent aggravating the skin symptoms of children and affecting the recovery of the disease.
