Thursday 27 June 2013

ECZEMA - THERAPY FOR THE CHRONIC DISEASE

Anti-pruritics


Pruritis, or itching, is often the most aggravating of all your eczema symptoms. Some relief may be provided by systemic antihistamines and anti anxiety drugs. If nighttime scratching remains severe, your doctor may want to prescribe a sedative or  preferably, Rescue Tablets.. Scratching can be minimized by cutting nails, and using cotton gloves at night. For children, knee-high socks are better than gloves, because they are harder to accidentally pull off during sleep.

The topical use of antihistamines and local anesthetics should be avoided because they are ineffective and because of their possible allergic effects. Instead a herbal alternative like Xerioderm Cream can be applied to relieve the symptoms of eczema.













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