Scar pain and itching is a common symptom of proliferative scarring, which can be relieved by topical medication, localized closure therapy, and surgical treatment.
1. Topical medication: Silicone gel, polysulfonic acid mucopolysaccharide cream and other medications can be used topically as prescribed by the doctor, which can inhibit the formation of keloid scars and soften the scars.
2. Local closed treatment: local injection of glucocorticoid drugs, such as trimethoprim, compound betamethasone injection, or mixed injection with fluorouracil, which can inhibit the proliferation of fibrous tissues, thus achieving a better therapeutic effect.
3. Surgery: If scar proliferation is obvious and drug treatment is not effective, surgery can be performed to remove the scar tissue and combined with radiation therapy after surgery.
Due to the different physical characteristics of individuals, the treatment effect will also have some differences, the specific circumstances need to ask the doctor for an interview, follow the doctor’s instructions for the appropriate treatment.