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Suggest Treatment For Eczema On Buttocks
Hello doctor I m 50 years old Suffering from eczema on my buttock amd have lucoderma all body start from around 8 years old Lots of psorline injection I take to cure lucoderma but no effect since childhood. I asking you for cure of eczema Is it possible .? I m very sensitive mind person Kindy prescribe any effective medicine I m not take any medicine only apply my own urine on eczema It done magic effect like antidot Also sometime calendula powder for relief ...hope you understand You can mail me YYYY@YYYY Also where I find my answer please inform me ....regards
Tue, 28 Jul 2015
Hello, if you have a confirmed diagnosis of eczema, then it goes of with proper medication depending on the type of eczema.
Topical corticosteroids are the mainstay for the treatment of eczema, and depending on the severity, appropriate type is prescribed.
Plus you will also need antihistamines like tab cetrizine 10 mg at bedtime
You need to keep the area clean
and i would adv you not to apply any other chemical on your own as they may lead to irritant contact dermatitis on top of it.
As far as vitiligo vulgaris is concerned, the treatment option depends on the extent and stability of the disease..As per ur history, for extensive lesions on the body, phototherapy with NBUVB is a good option.
Do visit ur dermatologist for these.
Thank you
Take care
Topical corticosteroids are the mainstay for the treatment of eczema, and depending on the severity, appropriate type is prescribed.
Plus you will also need antihistamines like tab cetrizine 10 mg at bedtime
You need to keep the area clean
and i would adv you not to apply any other chemical on your own as they may lead to irritant contact dermatitis on top of it.
As far as vitiligo vulgaris is concerned, the treatment option depends on the extent and stability of the disease..As per ur history, for extensive lesions on the body, phototherapy with NBUVB is a good option.
Do visit ur dermatologist for these.
Thank you
Take care
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