What medicine does allergic rash touch?

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Allergic rash, a skin disease. The incidence of allergic skin rash is more than drug allergy, especially in children, sometimes diagnosed as eczema. Common symptoms are abdominal pain, crying restlessness, no vomiting and diarrhea. What medicine does allergic rash touch? Let's talk about it

What medicine does allergic rash touch?

Protective agents are non irritant and mild in nature. They can protect skin, reduce friction, prevent external irritation, and have the functions of absorption, drying and convergence. Zinc oxide, talc powder and starch are commonly used. They can be used alone or combined with compound powder, lotion and ointment.

Antipruritic agents, such as 1% carbolic acid (phenol phen01), 1% thymol (thymo1), 2% - 5% lidocaine (1docaine), 1% Dyclonine (Dyclonine), 5% - 10% benzocaine (benzocaine), have anesthetic effects on sensory nerve endings. Some can cool the skin surface, or stimulate the skin to dilate blood vessels, volatilize and dissipate heat to relieve itching, such as 1% mentho1, 1% - 2% borneo1, 5% - 10% camphor, etc. Antihistamines such as 3% - 5% promethazine hydrochloride and 3% diphenhydramine hydrochloride can also relieve itching.

Antimicrobial agents such as antiseptics, antibiotics, and anti infective traditional Chinese medicine can kill or inhibit the growth and reproduction of bacteria. The commonly used antimicrobial agents in dermatology are: 1:5000-8000 potassium permanganate, 3% boric acid, 0.02% furacilin, 1:2000 Bromogeramine, 0.1% rivanol (ethacridine) solution or 0.5% rivanol ointment, 0.5% - 1% neomycin, 2.5% - 10% mercuric chloride, 0.5% bacitracin, 0.5% - 10% mercuric chloride 3% ciprofloxacin, mupirocin and other ointment or emulsion.

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To master the correct method of use, whether the medication is appropriate or not, can often affect the therapeutic effect. Wet dressing should not be less than 6 layers of gauze, and should be replaced at least 3 times a day. Powder and lotion can be used for many times. Ointment, emulsion and paste should be used once or twice a day. Paste paste is generally not suitable for direct application on the skin, should be first applied on the gauze, and then covered in the skin surface.