How is neuralgia of sequela of herpes zoster treated

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Recently, the community organized women to have a physical examination. During the physical examination, I found out that I had herpes zoster. Usually, I didn't pay much attention to it. I didn't feel too uncomfortable. I got this disease. It seems that my husband has done something bad outside. Now the man is really bad. I'll settle with him when I get home. The doctor prescribed the medicine that day, and now I'm taking the medicine to recuperate. Today, let me learn how to treat the neuralgia after herpes zoster with you.

How is neuralgia of sequela of herpes zoster treated

First: drug therapy: drug therapy is the treatment of herpes zoster. Drugs can reduce systemic symptoms and pain, shorten the course of disease, generally oral can, serious need intravenous injection, some drugs can also inhibit the virus attack, reduce symptoms, but pay special attention to the side effects of drugs, especially some topical drugs.

Second: TCM treatment: there are many common TCM treatment methods, including Phellodendron amurense, wild chrysanthemum, purslane, boiling into soup, external washing, twice a day, 15 minutes each time; there are also Equisetum, isatis root, decoction about 200ml, external washing, twice a day, 30 minutes each time; there are also fresh Lobelia amount, after washing, pound like mud, apply to the affected area, cover with gauze, change dressing 1-2 times a day Take an appropriate amount of Qingdai powder, add sesame oil to make a paste, apply it to the affected area, change the dressing once a day, etc., which is of great benefit to the treatment of patients.

Third: immunotherapy: immunotherapy, to reduce recurrence has a certain role. Some use interferon, transfer factor, placental globulin, etc. to improve the body's immunity.

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The concealment of female genital herpes is stronger than that of men, because genital herpes occurs in labia, clitoris, vagina and cervix. The perineal and perianal skin of female patients is easy to be affected, and occasionally occurs in armpit, groin, breast space and oral cavity. Most of the patients had symptoms such as pruritus of vulva and leucorrhea. The lesions were papillary, chicken coronal or confluent into cauliflower shape, varying in size, and some confluent into patches or plaques.