Introduction
The platinum is a common skin fungi-infective disease that has an important place in the treatment of primary hospitals. Due to their high-prevalence and transmissibility, inappropriate treatment not only affects the quality of life of patients, but can also lead to complications such as repeated cases and subsequent bacterial infections. Therefore, the proper treatment of diarrhea in primary hospitals is essential to improve patient prognosis and control of disease transmission.
II. Diagnosis of the Legion
(i) Medical history collection
The patient is asked in detail about the duration of the symptoms, the development process, whether they are tickling, pain, etc. To know about the profession, living habits of patients, e.g., whether they often wear inhalable shoes, share slippers, towels, etc. At the same time, patients are asked whether they have a similar history and treatment, including used drugs, the effects of treatment, etc.
(ii) Clinical performance
1. Hydraulic
They are mainly swarms of small, scattered water herbs, herbs thick and bright, which can be accompanied by severe itching. The acupuncture is usually found at the bottom of the feet, intertoe, etc. The acupuncture may be removed after it has dried up.
Crumb-crumbled
Most of them are in the heel, bottom, etc. In the form of a thicker skin, rougher, decrumbed, and prone to cracks during the winter, with pain. This type generally has relatively light aching symptoms.
3. Impregnated steroids
Good for the toes, especially between three, four and four and five. In the form of immersion in the skin, soft skin, soft skin, damp, oozing, often accompanied by severe itching and subsequent bacterial infections.
(iii) Laboratory inspection
Basic hospitals can use fungal spectroscopes, where seepages from skin-scaved edges, water walls or scavengers are placed on the carrying tablets, which are observed under microscopes with a drop of potassium hydroxide solution, and can be diagnosed if a fungus or spores are found. For some cases of difficult diagnosis, fungi culture can be considered to determine the specific fungi type.
III. The treatment of platinum
(i) Partial treatment
1. Exterior anti-fluent drugs
Appropriate drugs are selected according to different types. For herpes, less irritating frosts or water agents, such as biphenyl phenol solutions, are optional. First, the herring is torn, then the drug is to be painted, and it is to be able to infiltrate. Scabber agglomeration can use more detached formulations, such as cotrimoxone ointment, while softening the horns of aqueous acid formulation to enhance the efficacy of the drug. The impregnated steroids should be wetted with 3% boric acid solution, until the seepage is reduced, then powdered or icconium powder, etc., and then partially dryed before antifouling agent. The most common external anti-fluctamine drugs, as well as ketols, hyenas, tbiphenes, etc., are generally used for 2 – 4 weeks.
2. Medical excise in Chinese
Some Chinese prescriptions also have better anti-fluent effects. For example, it is possible to bubble feet with pox, yellow tart, snake beds, etc., with the effect of irritating and damp and insecticidal. However, when using Chinese drugs, care is taken to see whether the patient is allergic.
(ii) Systematic treatment
Oral anti-fouling drugs may be considered for patients with poor external drug treatment, repeated episodes, large skin damage or certain systemic diseases such as diabetes. The most common oral anti-foulbacterial drugs in primary hospitals are Ictarconol, Tebbiphen, etc. It is generally used for shock therapy, i.e. 200 mg per day, two times a day, one week in a row, three weeks without drugs for one treatment, and one or two sessions may be repeated depending on the condition. Tebbiphen is generally 250 mg per day for 2-4 weeks. In the use of systematic anti-foulbacterial drugs, care is taken to monitor adverse effects of drugs, such as liver function.
IV. Attention in the treatment of platinum
(i) Patient education
The patient is given a detailed explanation of the causes of the disease, the means of transmission and the process of treatment, which increases his or her dependence. Patients are advised to keep their feet clean and dry, to change their shoes and socks, and to avoid sharing with others items such as slippers, baskets, etc., to prevent the spread and recurrence of disease.
(ii) Merger treatment
For patients with bacterial infections, bacterial infections should be controlled, and antibiotic ointment, such as the Mopirosian ointment, can be used in part, and antifibacterial treatment should follow the infection control. For people with basic diseases such as diabetes, it is necessary to actively treat basic diseases and control blood sugar levels in order to facilitate treatment and prevent relapse.
(iii) Follow-up visits
Patients are regularly followed up during treatment to observe the effects and adverse effects of treatment. Treatment programmes should be adjusted in a timely manner if the patient is suffering from an aggravated condition, new symptoms or intolerant treatment.
Conclusions
In the context of the treatment of pyramids, primary hospitals can effectively treat pyramids, improve their quality of life, reduce the recurrence and spread of pyramids, and provide protection for their skin health by means of accurate diagnosis, reasonable selection of local and systematic methods of treatment, and by placing emphasis on the education, treatment and follow-up of patients. At the same time, grass-roots hospitals should constantly improve their own level of treatment and better respond to the challenges of treatment for common skin diseases such as scabies.
