What medicine should be taken to treat dermatitis?

What medicine should be taken to treat dermatitis? ——10 days of hot topic analysis and medication guide

Recently, dermatitis treatment has become one of the hot topics on the Internet, especially discussions about drug selection, side effects and daily care. This article combines hotspot data from the entire Internet in the past 10 days to sort out the authoritative information on dermatitis medication and provide structured analysis to help patients respond scientifically.

1. Top 5 recent hot topics related to dermatitis

2. Comparison of commonly used clinical dermatitis drugs

3. In-depth analysis of hot issues

1.Controversy over hormone creams: Recently, a famous Internet blogger shared his experience of "withdrawal hormone cream" and caused heated discussions. In fact, the rational use of hormone ointments is still an important means in the acute phase, but attention should be paid to:

• Use weak hormones on the face (such as desonide cream)
• Continuous use should not exceed the period prescribed by the doctor.
• Medication needs to be gradually reduced rather than stopped suddenly

2.New options for biologics: IL-4/IL-13 inhibitors such as dupilumab have become new options for patients with moderate to severe atopic dermatitis, but please note:

• Use only after evaluation by a professional doctor
• The cost of treatment is relatively high (average 30,000-50,000 yuan per year)
• Adverse reactions need to be monitored regularly

4. Combination treatment plan recommended by experts

5. Special reminder

1. Most of the "three-day results" folk remedies circulated on the Internet contain powerful hormones and are potentially risky;

2. Pregnant women, children and other special groups must strictly follow medical advice when taking medication;

3. When serious symptoms such as skin ulcers and fever occur, seek medical attention immediately.

Note: The statistical period of the data in this article is from X month X to X month X, 2023. Please refer to the actual medical advice for drug use.