What should I do if I have eczema? What are the symptoms of eczema?

Eczema is divided into many types. According to the manifestation of skin lesions, it is divided into acute eczema and subacute eczema. Chronic eczema is a skin inflammatory reaction caused by complex internal and external factors. The onset is very slow and the manifestations are also very significant. It is different from acute eczema. For eczema and subacute eczema, experts remind you to use Sophora flavescens Pishuangkang, which has the functions of killing bacteria, fungi, relieving itching, removing fat, and removing dandruff. Sophora flavescens peel can be used externally for its refreshing benefits. Use it once a day and you will recover within seven days. Let’s introduce some treatments for chronic eczema?
According to the manifestations of skin lesions, it is divided into three stages: acute, subacute and chronic.
Acute eczema skin lesions initially appear as numerous dense miliary-sized papules, papule herpes or small blisters, with a flushed base and gradually merge into sheets. Due to scratching, the top of the papules, papule herpes or blisters will appear as obvious spots after being scratched. There are exudates and small erosions with unclear edges. If there is a secondary infection, the inflammation will be more obvious and pustules, scabs, folliculitis, boils, etc. can be formed. Consciously severe itching often occurs on the head, face, behind the ears, distal limbs, scrotum, perianal, etc., mostly symmetrically.
After the inflammation of subacute eczema and acute eczema is relieved, the skin lesions are mainly small papules, scabs and scales, with only a few papules and erosions still showing severe itching.
Chronic eczema: Often due to repeated episodes of acute and subacute eczema that do not heal, it turns into chronic eczema. It can also start as chronic eczema. The skin of the affected area is thickened, infiltrated, brown-red or pigmented, and the surface is rough, covered with scales, or scabbed due to scratching. Consciously itching is severe. Commonly found in the calves, hands, feet, elbow fossa, popliteal fossa, vulva, anus, etc. The course of the disease is uncertain, it is easy to relapse, and it cannot be cured for a long time.
According to the scope of skin lesions, it is divided into two categories: localized eczema and generalized eczema.
Localized eczema: It only occurs in specific parts, that is, it can be named by the location, such as hand eczema, vulvar eczema, scrotal eczema, ear eczema, [banned words] eczema, perianal eczema, calf eczema, etc.
Generalized eczema: There are many skin lesions, which are widespread or distributed in multiple parts of the body. Such as nummular eczema, autosensitivity eczema, and adipose eczema.
What are the treatments for chronic eczema?
General Principles of Prevention and Treatment
Find allergens as much as possible, avoid various external stimuli, and avoid allergenic and irritating foods.
Internal medicines
Because eczema often causes severe itching at night, one or two medicines can be taken once after dinner or before going to bed. Generally it is not advisable to use oral administration or hormone injections. Traditional Chinese medicine can also be used for treatment.
3. Topical drugs
Top topical cream, which can be sealed if necessary.
Through the above explanation, everyone must have understood what chronic eczema is and what are the unique treatments for chronic eczema. Chronic eczema has a great impact on people and can also affect their mood. Once chronic eczema is diagnosed, you must promptly Go to a regular hospital for treatment, or you can use targeted ointments for treatment and care.