Eczema can’t be cured to remove the root cause and is prone to recurrence, but through active treatment and scientific care, symptoms can be relieved and controlled, and even recurrence can be reduced.
The pathogenesis of eczema is still unclear, and is related to abnormal immune function, skin barrier dysfunction, and environmental climate. Due to the uncertainty of the causative factors as well as the difficulty in changing them, eczema is currently difficult to be cured completely, but only to alleviate the symptoms and reduce the recurrence in order to improve the quality of life of patients.
Its treatment includes drug therapy, physical therapy, etc. Commonly used drugs include dexamethasone cream, halometasone cream, loratadine, prednisone, etc., all of which should be used in accordance with medical advice. Ultraviolet radiation is also effective in treating eczema.
In addition, eczema patients are advised to seek timely medical treatment, actively search for and remove the possible causes of the disease, and reduce the risk of recurrence by minimizing external stimuli.