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How is eczema treated by doctors?
Allopathic treatment involves use of oral antihistamines to decrease itching, topical water barriers as mentioned above, mild topical corticosteroids when indicated, and topical antibiotics if needed.
What is an example of allopathic treatment for hives?
Mild cases of hives are treated with antihistamines, such as diphenhydramine (Benadryl). More severe cases may require such oral corticosteroids prednisone. Topical corticosteroids are
What has the author Yuen Wah Yip written?
Yuen Wah Yip has written: 'Studies on the formulation of topical corticosteroids'
What are some good medicine for an ulcerative colitis?
Medications treating ulcerative colitis include 1) anti-inflammatory agents such as 5-ASA compounds, systemic corticosteroids, topical corticosteroids, and 2) immunomodulators.
What is a corticosteroid cream?
It is a topical cream such as Locoid which contains steroids like hydrocortzone 2% that reduce inflammation when applied to an effected area.
How is eczema in children treated?
Well, the treatment for eczema is Topical corticosteroids. These are NOT the steroids used by athletes to stimulate muscles. These are applied to the areas twice a day. Keep applying for as long as the doctor reccomends, and don't use topical corticosteroids prescribed for another person. They come in different strengths, and using the wrong strength on sensitive spots on children could damage skin. I suggest asking your doctor about any other ways you can help, and what strength you need.
What precautions should be observed in treatment of keratitis?
Inappropriate prescriptions or over-the-counter preparations can make symptoms more severe and cause tissue deterioration. Topical corticosteroids can cause great harm to the cornea
What over the counter ointment can be use in place of desonide ointment?
There really is no OTC equivalent to Desonide Lotion. There are topical corticosteroids that are OTC that reduce redness and itching such as CortiCool and Hydrocortisone.
How do you treat white pigment blotches on my face?
White pigment blotches on the face could be due to a condition called vitiligo. Treatment options may include topical corticosteroids, phototherapy, topical calcineurin inhibitors, or in some cases, cosmetic camouflage. It is best to consult with a dermatologist for an accurate diagnosis and personalized treatment plan.
What are some treatments to consider when having psoriasis?
There are topical treatments, light therapy and systemic medications. Tropical treatments are basically corticosteroids, light therapy would be Sun beams, because they reduce inflammation, and systemic medications are retinoids.
What are the drug interactions associated with aloe use externally?
Topical Aloe vera may enhance the effect of topical corticosteroids and allow a reduction in the amount of the steroid being used.
Are eumovate and clobavate the same thing?
Eumovate and Clobavate are not the same thing, although they are both topical corticosteroids used to treat inflammatory skin conditions. Eumovate contains the active ingredient clobetasone butyrate, which is a mild corticosteroid. In contrast, Clobavate typically refers to clobetasol propionate, a more potent corticosteroid. Therefore, while they are both corticosteroids, they differ in strength and specific uses.
