What medicine to take for eczema

When you experience itchy skin, you must distinguish whether the skin disease you have is eczema or urticaria, because the symptoms of these two skin diseases are somewhat similar, but the treatments are very different. Eczema is generally a skin disease caused by bacterial infection or excessive moisture in the patient's body. Therefore, the incidence of eczema is very high in both the elderly and children. So what medicine should be taken after suffering from eczema?

Eczema usually manifests as local redness, swelling, rashes, itching, and skin ulcers on the affected skin. The itching caused by eczema is unbearable for many patients, especially many patients will scratch with their hands when they feel itchy. Doing so will not only scratch the skin and cause suppuration, but also is not conducive to the recovery of the disease. Medication is the key to the treatment of eczema. Many patients will choose oral medication to relieve itching in the early stages of eczema. So for a disease like eczema, what medicine can relieve itching the fastest?

1. You can take olopatadine hydrochloride tablets orally. This drug has a good effect on the treatment of eczema, and it can also stop the itching caused by eczema as soon as possible. However, patients need to pay attention to that when taking this drug orally, they must follow the doctor's advice. At the same time, patients need to pay attention to improving their daily eating habits, try to avoid eating spicy and irritating foods, and try to eat a light diet.

2. You can take Dermatopathy Blood Toxin Pills orally. This medicine has a good antipruritic effect and has the effect of clearing away heat and detoxifying. It is also very good for the treatment of eczema. However, patients need to pay attention to the fact that when taking this medicine, they must not take it with other medicines, and patients must develop good living habits during the medication period.

In fact, for the treatment of itching caused by eczema, patients not only need to take oral medications, but also need to pay attention to improving some bad daily living habits, such as trying to eat light food, and avoiding bad habits such as staying up late, smoking, and drinking. Only when patients do these things can the symptoms of itching be relieved as soon as possible.