PsoriasisIt is a chronic disease, calcipotriene is a commonly used topical ointment for psoriasis, which is a derivative of vitamin D3. It reduces the symptoms of psoriasis by regulating the immune system, reducing inflammation, and inhibiting the excessive proliferation of cells. During the use of calcipotrine, some patients may experience redness and enlargement of the lesions. Is this normal?
First of all, to be clear, after using calcipotriol, there may be some irritation reactions, such as:Mild redness, itching, or burning. This is usually a sign that the drug is starting to work and is a common phenomenon in the process。These reactions are usually mild and go away quickly.
However,If redness or lesion size continues to grow and is accompanied by severe discomfort such as intense itching, pain, or swelling, then this may be an abnormal reaction。In this case, patients should stop using calcipotriene immediately and consult a doctor. There are many possible causes of redness and increased lesions, some of which may include:
1.Allergic reactions to medications: Although calcipotriene is generally a well-tolerated drug, some people may have an allergic reaction to it. Allergic reactions often cause symptoms such as redness, swelling, itching, and rashes
2.Improper use of medications: If the drugExcessive use or application of too large an area may cause irritation and redness。In addition, if the ** is not thoroughly cleaned before applying the drug, it may also affect the absorption and effectiveness of the drug.
3.Disease progression: While calcipotriene can be effective in reducing the symptoms of psoriasis, it does not completely** the disease. In some cases,Even with medications**, symptoms of psoriasis may continue to progress, resulting in larger lesions
If there is redness or enlargement of the lesion during the use of calcipotrine**psoriasis, the patient should closely monitor his symptoms. If these symptoms are mild and go away quickly, then this is usually a normal drug reaction. However,If symptoms continue to worsen or are accompanied by severe discomfort, then this may be an abnormal reaction and you need to stop the medication immediately and consult your doctor
In addition to paying attention to drug reactions, patients should follow their doctor's advice, use the drug correctly, and keep it clean and dry. In addition, regular follow-up visits and communication with the doctor are also very important parts of the psoriasis process. Doctors can adjust the regimen according to the patient's changes in symptoms and drug response to achieve the best results