How to Treat Chronic Eczema Symptomatically

Chronic eczema often occurs in private or exposed parts such as the face, hands, and hands, and then gradually spreads to skin wrinkles such as the neck, shoulders, back, limbs, and around the anus, and can even spread throughout the body. There are many symptoms of eczema, which require symptomatic treatment to be effective.
According to the different manifestations of baby’s eczema, it can be divided into three types:
①Acute eczema: severe itching, often accompanied by watery scabs and other phenomena
②Subacute eczema: evolved from acute eczema. The itching sensation gradually weakens
③Chronic eczema: Occasional itching, accompanied by unpredictable attacks.
Reducing the symptoms of eczema on the body must be what everyone is most concerned about. After all, health and safety are more important than anything else. Therefore, you should choose drugs for the affected area that are not irritating to the body. Sophora flavescens Pishuangkang has the ability to improve skin immunity. It has the functions of detoxifying, sterilizing and relieving itching. When applied on the skin surface, it can sterilize, reduce inflammation, relieve itching, reduce sores, and relieve pain. It is also non-irritating to the affected skin, so it is a good choice. Three bottles constitute a course of treatment. Use according to the course of treatment for better results!
Because eczema is accompanied by extreme itching, patients will scratch the rash area with their hands, causing skin ulcers. When lying down, the back of the head will be rubbed on the pillow, causing occipital baldness. When lying on the stomach, the patient will unconsciously rub the face with sheets to relieve itching. These situations will aggravate eczema, so patients must not scratch the affected area.
When cleaning the affected area, do not use alkaline soap or bathe with overheated water. People with eczema should always pay attention to the changes in hot and cold temperatures and humidity around them. People with eczema should especially avoid exposing their skin to cold wind or strong sunlight.