EczemaIt is a common disease in life, with many triggers, complex conditions, and certain clinical difficulties. If it is not treated well for a long time, it will bring great harm to the patient's physical and mental health, and the appearance will also be seriously affected.
1. Prolongation causes pigmentation and affects appearance.
Eczema is not timely or unscientifically methodized and can lead to pigmentation or scarring. The diagnosis and treatment of eczema can not only reduce surface inflammation, but simply carry out external medicine**, which cannot solve the onset of eczema and allergens, and it is very easy**; And the symptom is not the root cause, it is easy to rebound and **, many eczema patients have been seeking medical treatment for many years, resulting in a large amount of economic expenditure.
Therefore, in order to cure eczema, it is necessary not only to cure the superficial inflammation, but also to ask the doctor to prescribe a prescription to regulate the interior, and the patient himself should also pay attention to maintaining good hygiene habits.
2. Itching and unbearable affect normal work and life.
Having eczema makes it itchy and unbearable, no matter which part of the body you haveAllergiesEczema will bring greater pain to patients due to severe itching, and even affect their normal work and life, which can not only lead to listlessness, irritability and mental factor disorders for a long time. Eczema will be in addition toConcurrencyExcept for the common Staphylococcus aureus** infection, it is relatively rareHerpes simplexViral infectionWarts, or infectious plaques.
3. It is hereditary.
Among the five major hereditary diseases, eczema is among them. Eczema, like allergies, is a type of allergic reaction, and the chance of heredity is 50%. Parents often say:"We don't have eczema! "Experts noted:"Parents inherit allergies to their children, not specific allergies, so eczema can also be caused by genetics. "Of all allergic diseases, eczema is the only one that develops in infancy. If you notice that your child's cheeks, elbows and knees are itchy and red, you should seek medical attention in time. In addition, one study found that children with separated or divorced parents were 3 times more likely to develop eczema.