Introduction
Paediatric is a common chronic, re-emerging, itching skin disease, affecting mainly infants and children. Its incidence is linked to a variety of genetic, immunological and environmental factors. It not only causes physical discomfort but also affects the mental development and quality of life of the child. Therefore, the choice of appropriate treatment is essential to control the condition and to alleviate the symptoms.
II. Western medicine
– Local treatment.
– Sugar cortex hormones: a common drug for the treatment of children ‘ s heteropathitis. For mild patients, the option is to use a soft sugar cortex hormonal ointment, such as a cedar of hydrogen. Medium-heavy patients can use neutral or strong-acting sugar cortex hormones, but care should be taken to avoid long-term large-scale use, so as to avoid adverse effects such as skin atrophy and cardiac expansion.
– Calcium neurophosphate inhibitors: e.g., his kimono moss ointment, gimmome moss cream. Such drugs have a better anti-inflammatory effect and are free of the side effects of sugary cortex hormones, and are applied to the thin parts of the skin such as the face, neck and so forth.
– Wetatives: play an important role in the treatment of children ‘ s heterodoxin. The skin moisture can be maintained and the skin barrier repaired using Vasrin, urea ointment, etc.
– System therapy.
– Anti-monomethamphetamine: primarily designed to mitigate the symptoms of itching. For mild itching, first-generation antitamines, e.g., polmin, and second-generation antitamines, e.g., utilium, chlorrethy, etc., are optional.
– Immunosuppressants: Immunosuppressants, such as cyclothylene, ammonium butterflies, etc., may be considered for severe, persistent pediatric sepsis. However, these drugs have a high level of side effects and need to be closely monitored by doctors.
– Biological agents: In recent years, a number of biological agents, such as Dupliyo, have been used for the treatment of children ‘ s heteogenesis, with better results. But they are expensive and have limited use.
Treatment of Chinese medicine
– Internal justice.
– Probative treatment: the diagnosis is based on the symptoms, signs, tongues, pulses, etc. of the child, and the corresponding Chinese pharmacological treatment. Common evidence types include wet thermal condensation, spleen-deplete, blood-deficient, etc.
– Wet thermal condensation: it is manifested in rash red, rotting, seepage, itching, with symptoms such as bitterness, dry mouths and dung knots. It is treated with typhoid hysteria and tycophagus with tyrannosis.
– Wet spleen: light or dark red with rashes, scabs, itching, symptoms of appetite, abdominal swelling, and so forth. It shall be treated with a spleen wet, and it shall be reduced by gin and white.
– Deficient blood type: dry, thick, itching, with pale, dizziness, inactivity, etc. For the blood of the wind, and for the drink of the drink.
– Medium medicine: Some medium medicine can also be used for the treatment of children ‘ s hemophiles such as wet venom capsules, skin venomous blood pills, etc. It should, however, be used under the guidance of a doctor, so as to avoid self-use.
– Extraterritorial law.
– Chinese meds: e.g. rinds, yellow, skin, white skin, etc., can be fertilized, wet and itch.
– Chinese anointants: Some Chinese anointants, such as platinum ointment, ice cream ointment, etc., can be used in local paints to alleviate symptoms.
IV. CENTRAL-WEST MEDICAL CONTEXT
The combination of Western and Central medicine for the treatment of children ‘ s amphibious dermatitis can build on their respective strengths and improve their efficacy. For example, the use of Western medicine to control symptoms is accompanied by a combination of Chinese-medicine physiology, which increases the body’s immunity and reduces relapse. Or, in conjunction with the partial use of herbal ointment, with Chinese herbal washing, to reduce itching.
Concluding remarks
The treatment of paediatric heterosexuals requires a combination of age, severity and state of health. Western treatment works quickly, but with greater side effects; Chinese treatment has small but relatively slow side effects. The combination of medical treatment in China and West Africa can provide a good remedy and more effective treatment for the sick. At the same time, parents should also take care of the food, living habits, etc. of the sick, avoid exposure to allergies and keep their skin clean and humid to facilitate recovery.
