How does herpes zoster later period itch to do
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In general, the earlier the patients with herpes zoster are treated, the easier it is to be cured. On the contrary, it will aggravate the condition of herpes zoster and aggravate the pain. Mild cases of herpes zoster will have residual neuralgia, and severe cases will have accidents. Herpes zoster patients may appear on the skin bullae, blood blisters, and even erosion, but do not have to be too nervous, if the proper treatment of herpes zoster, about 10 days can be cured, cured after the general will not recur. So in the following we take a look at the post herpes zoster itching how to do?
How does herpes zoster later period itch to do
Method 1: general therapy. This treatment is mainly to keep the local clean, dry and blister wall intact. It can be washed with isotonic normal saline every day, and pain patients can take oral analgesics to give mental comfort. Patients complicated with bacterial infection can use antibiotic ointment externally. If local pain is obvious, 5% lidocaine hydrochloride ointment or oral analgesics can be used.
Method 2: antiviral drugs. Nowadays, acyclovir is considered to be the most effective anti HSV drug in the current market. In severe cases, the drug can be given intravenously at a dose of 5mg / kg body weight, once every 8 hours, for 5-7 days. General patients can take 200mg orally, 4-5 times a day for 7-10 days. Severe cases can be intravenous drip, topical acyclovir ointment rub the affected area.
Method 3: pathogen therapy. With the development of medical technology, pathogen therapy is also a commonly used treatment method, which can selectively inhibit virus replication, reduce the occurrence of new damage, relieve pain, shorten wound healing and detoxification time.
matters needing attention
For such a disease: fat and greasy food such as elbow, pork, fat, malt, milk and sweet, etc., more greasy, fat and sweet choking nature, easy to make herpes zoster patients' body damp heat toxin internal accumulation is not up to, the disease lingering.