Mites on the face can be treated by developing good hygiene habits and medication.
1. Develop good hygiene habits: Facial mites are usually helminthic mites, parasitized in sebaceous glands or hair follicles, usually should do a good job of facial cleanliness to reduce mite parasitism. Towels, pillowcases and other personal items should be changed and washed to prevent mite parasitism.
2. medication: you can follow the doctor’s instructions to use sulfur soap to wash the face (avoid the eye area), use metronidazole gel coated in the affected area, or oral metronidazole treatment, can effectively inhibit mites. However, sulfur soap should not be used frequently to avoid drying out the skin.
Mite patients with seborrheic dermatitis should pay attention to a low-fat diet. After cleaning the face, the mites are not effectively removed, it is recommended to go to the hospital for related treatments to prevent the occurrence or aggravation of mite-induced dermatitis and other diseases.