Patient's question:
My daughter has congenital skin defects in her right lower limb, which have since healed after treatment. Two days after birth, she developed large blisters on her fingers, which the hospital diagnosed as epidermolysis bullosa. Currently, blisters appear on her fingers and feet every 7 days, and they heal within 2-3 days after being drained. White spots remain on the blistered areas. My daughter is 75 days old now. I am seeking a good treatment method and daily care advice. I urgently await your response! Thank you very much!Doctor's answer:
1) Clean the affected area daily with warm saltwater mixed with tea (boil water in a kettle, add tea and salt, and simmer for 5 minutes);2) Apply Erythromycin ointment to the affected area two or three times a day. Use a sterile cotton ball or clean fingers to apply the ointment directly to the affected area. The ointment should be evenly applied and should not appear white for it to be effective.
3) This ointment is an imported product; do not buy a domestic version.
My daughter used to have boils on her body, and she visited multiple hospitals without any success. Later, I followed the advice of an experienced doctor and used the method mentioned above to cure them. It is important to persist with the medication and cleaning.