Eczema and urticaria belong to two different diseases, so you need to treat different diseases separately, such as eczema can be applied externally with glycerite lotion, oral antihistamines; urticaria can be treated with oral antihistamines, glucocorticoids and other treatments.
1. Eczema:
(1) topical medication: in the acute stage of vesiculation and exudation, glycerite lotion can be used for external relief, patients with more exudation, 3% boric acid solution can also be used for wet compresses; subacute as well as chronic, zinc oxide ointment, 20% to 40% urea ointment and other treatment.
(2) Oral medication: For patients with more serious symptoms, oral antihistamines can also be used to relieve itching and anti-inflammatory treatment, such as commonly used loratadine, cetirizine and so on.
2. Urticaria: under the guidance of a doctor, oral second-generation non-sedating or low-sedating antihistamines for treatment, such as loratadine, fexofenadine, etc.; for the more serious symptoms, the effect of simple antihistamines is not obvious, can be combined with glucocorticosteroids such as prednisone, prednisone, etc. for treatment.
Different drugs, treatment methods are also different, the specific treatment methods need to be under the guidance of the doctor, combined with the patient’s condition for reasonable treatment.