The best treatment for chronic eczema you must know

We all know that if we don’t treat the disease in time or the treatment is not thorough enough, the disease will recur. As a result, the disease will develop into a chronic disease. Chronic eczema is one of them. Many patients do not pay enough attention to its treatment, causing the disease to recur, thereby increasing the difficulty of treatment. So what is the best treatment for chronic eczema?

The best treatment for chronic eczema

With the development of science, there are more and more methods to treat eczema. However, when choosing, you must base it on your own situation and not be blind, otherwise it will lead to counterproductive effects and aggravate the condition.

1. General prevention and treatment principles Look for possible causes, such as work environment, living habits, diet, hobbies, thoughts and emotions, as well as the presence or absence of chronic lesions and internal organ diseases.

2. Use antihistamines to relieve itching, and use them together or alternately if necessary. For generalized eczema, you can take orally or inject glucocorticoids. Hormones should not be used for a long time. It is recommended to use Yuhuitang Anti-Itch Repair Cream, which can quickly relieve itching, is made of pure herbal extracts, and is hormone-free.

3. Choose appropriate dosage forms and drugs according to the skin damage. For acute eczema, rinse and wet compress with physiological saline, 3% boric acid or 1:2000-1:10000 potassium permanganate solution, and use calamine lotion to astringe and protect.

Chronic eczema care

1. Eczema patients should try to eliminate various causes of chronic eczema, and should also try to avoid various external stimuli and allergens. After suffering from eczema, you can take anti-tissue drugs and vitamin drugs.

2. If the skin lesions of eczema patients have obvious exudation, 3% boric acid solution can be used for wet compresses. If the infection is local or systemic, vitamins can be added for treatment. Patients can also use Yu. Hui. Tang Itch Repairing Ointment externally.

3. Daily care of chronic eczema is also very important. Patients should not eat a lot of fish, shrimp, strong tea, coffee, alcohol, spicy food, etc. Patients should also cut their nails short. If they are infants, they can wear gloves to prevent scratching. The underwear they wear should be loose, and silk, wool, and chemical fiber underwear should not be worn.

4. Keep bowel movements smooth and get enough sleep. Do not shower too often in winter and keep your skin clean and moisturized. Some patients are allergic to pollen, wool, feathers, parasites, toffee, etc., so you should carefully look for allergens and try to avoid contact. Avoid eating fishy foods.