Patient's question:
People say it's milk rash. Hello, does milk rash go away on its own if the baby doesn't breastfeed? Thank you! What kind of assistance do you need: The baby has milk rash on his face and isn't eating, will it go away on its own...Doctor's answer:
I'm glad to help you solve the problem. According to your description, the advice is as follows:External Treatment Methods: Depending on the condition, the following formulas can be used:
① Tinea Water: Apply with a brush to the affected area 2–3 times daily.
② Tinea Eradicator: Apply a paste mixed with vinegar to the affected area.
③ Tinea Cleaner: Sit in a decoction.
④ Hyperhidrosis Formula: Apply topically.
⑤ Hibiscus Alcohol Lotion: Apply externally once daily.
⑥ Realgar Detoxifying Powder: Apply after mixing with vinegar.
Advice:
Hello, I’m glad to help you solve the problem. According to your description, the advice is as follows:
External Treatment Methods: Depending on the condition, the following formulas can be used:
① Tinea Water: Apply with a brush to the affected area 2–3 times daily.
② Tinea Eradicator: Apply a paste mixed with vinegar to the affected area.
③ Tinea Cleaner: Sit in a decoction.
④ Hyperhidrosis Formula: Apply topically.
⑤ Hibiscus Alcohol Lotion: Apply externally once daily.
⑥ Realgar Detoxifying Powder: Apply after mixing with vinegar.
Western Medical Treatment:
1. Internal Diseases: Take nystatin tablets and orally administer cross-linked vitamin B. Oral administration of clotrimazole or griseofulvin is also possible.
2. External Treatment Methods: Commonly used medications include acetic acid solution, compound rhein ointment, sodium sulfate, salicylic acid alcohol, clotrimazole cream, hyperhidrosis medicine, compound benzoic acid ointment, severe tinea ointment, diclofenac cream, undecylenic acid solution, thiabendazole cream, lauric acid alcohol, etc.
3. Ultraviolet Irradiation: Once daily, 20–30 minutes per session.