How to treat allergic eczema on the face

Skin diseases are often the most troublesome diseases. Not only do they recur frequently, but they also increase the difficulty of treatment. Moreover, the symptoms of the disease can make patients feel restless. So how should we treat allergic eczema on our faces?

How to treat allergic eczema?

Avoid adverse psychological pressure and severe economic burden caused by improper treatment, so that patients miss the best treatment opportunity. Therefore, we should pay attention to avoid entering the treatment error zone. The common treatment methods for allergic eczema are: topical treatment principle. In the acute stage, solution wet compress should be applied. When there is no erosion and exudation, lotion, emulsion, cream or powder can be used; in the subacute stage, emulsion, cream, lotion or powder can be used, and solution wet compress can be continued if necessary; in the chronic stage, ointment and film can be used, and small pieces of stubborn damage can be applied with hard plaster. If necessary, physical therapy can be considered. For example, localized lichenoid rash can be treated with physical therapy such as soft X-rays and ultraviolet rays.

When there is secondary infection, allergic eczema should be treated with anti-infection first or at the same time. Antihistamines can be used as routine drugs for the treatment of allergic eczema, and vitamins C, B, calcium, etc. can be used in combination. If the onset is related to occupation, the allergen should be traced and further contact should be avoided. For severe disseminated eczema or acute eczema with a large area, adrenocortical hormone drugs can be used if there are no contraindications.

Note:

In addition to treatment, the most important thing for allergic eczema is to take good care of yourself in your daily life, whether it is diet or environment. You must not neglect it. Finally, I wish all patients with allergic eczema to find the allergen as soon as possible, cure it as soon as possible, and prevent the disease from harming other people's bodies.