How best to treat hairy red furunculosis depends on its type.
For the classic adult form of hair red furunculosis, it may heal on its own within 2-3 years, with symptoms fading on their own, and after healing it is usually not prone to recurrence and requires no special treatment. However, most hairy red furunculosis is currently difficult to eradicate, so clinical treatment of hairy red furunculosis is mainly aimed at reducing symptoms and relieving lesions, thus improving the patient’s quality of life.
For example, the atypical childhood form is usually lifelong and requires long-term symptomatic relief with antikeratotic drugs such as Avelox A capsules, immunosuppressants such as methotrexate or cyclosporine A and, if necessary, biological agents for overall effective control and treatment.