In which parts of the body does eczema occur and how should it be treated?

Core Tip: Where does eczema commonly occur on the body? It commonly occurs on the face, perianal area, calves, hands, and feet.
Where does eczema commonly occur on the body? Eczema is divided into three stages: acute, subacute, and chronic. It commonly occurs on the face and limbs. It is polymorphous and symmetrical, with itching and burning sensations. The causes are mental stress, endocrine disorders, metabolic disorders, improper diet, cold stimulation, and climate. Drying etc. Before treatment, doctors must find out the cause of the patient's disease and understand the patient's specific symptoms, diagnose the disease, and formulate a reasonable treatment plan.
Causes of Eczema
The causes of eczema are complex and divided into internal and external causes. Internal causes include metabolic disorders, mental stress, excessive fatigue, insomnia and dreaminess, and emotional impairment. External causes include cold stimulation, sunlight exposure, dry climate, and heat. Excessive sweating, etc. In addition, irritation from various animal furs and artificial fibers can also induce diseases.
Symptoms of eczema
Acute eczema: The skin lesions initially appear as small blisters or miliary-sized papules. Due to scratching, they gradually ulcerate and erode, and then become infected, causing inflammation and forming pustules and folliculitis. Where does acute eczema commonly occur on the body? It usually occurs on the head, face, behind the ears, and distal parts of the limbs. It is polymorphous, symmetrical, and itchy.
Subacute eczema: The skin lesions are small papules and scales with severe itching. They tend to occur on the face and perianal area, and are often distributed symmetrically.
Chronic eczema: The skin of the affected area is thickened, rough on the surface, covered with scales, consciously itchy, reoccurring, and later turns into brown-red or pigmented. Where does acute eczema commonly occur on the body? Calf, hands, feet, anus, etc. The course of the disease is uncertain and it is not easy to cure.
Localized eczema: Such as vulvar eczema, ear eczema, perianal eczema, etc., which only occur in specific parts of the body and will not appear throughout the body.
Generalized eczema: such as nummular eczema and adipose eczema, with many skin lesions distributed in many parts of the body.
Treatment of Eczema
The traditional Chinese medicine Sophora flavescens Pishuangkang is based on the inheritance of ancient prescriptions by Qiancaotang Biotechnology. Based on the principle of eczema pathogenesis, it combines Sophora flavescens, aloe vera, wild chrysanthemum, Phellodendron cypress, Atractylodes rhizome, For a variety of organic medicinal materials such as white ringworm skin, supercritical solvent extraction technology is used based on ancient prescriptions to effectively remove impurities in the medicine and retain the active ingredients. Therefore, it is very popular for its "fast and powerful effect, unique and unique way". Sophora flavescens Pishuangkang is based on the skin characteristics of adults and infants. It specializes in it. It is efficient and stable without harming the skin. It is gentler and more gentle for infants and is highly sought after by mothers. It is particularly effective in treating stubborn and recurring eczema in adults. Three bottles constitute a course of treatment, and the effect is excellent when used according to the course of treatment.
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