Patient's question:
What should I do about anal eczema? At night, the baby cries when urinating, and the stool is also quite hard. Treatment history and effectiveness: Applied ointment, but it didn't work. Desired assistance: I want to ask how to get better, as the baby cries at night.Doctor's answer:
Eczema is caused by various internal and external factors, leading to inflammation of the superficial dermis and epidermis. It is generally believed to be related to allergies. In clinical diagnosis, it is characterized by severe itching. In the acute phase, it is based on papules and vesicles, with weeping and reverse psychology. In the chronic phase, it manifests as thickened, scaly skin and irritation upon contact with stimulating substances.Advice: Pay close attention to preventing scratching to avoid the expansion of skin lesions or the development of secondary infections. Seek follow-up at a regular hospital promptly to confirm the diagnosis and actively implement treatment. For medication, it is safer to go to a specialized hospital, obtain a doctor's consent, and follow the doctor's instructions.