Patient's question:
Does a patient with folliculitis definitely have diabetes?Doctor's answer:
Hello, folliculitis is an inflammation limited to the upper part of the hair follicle caused by pyogenic cocci invading the surrounding area of the hair follicle opening. It is divided into purulent and non-purulent types and is more common in individuals with weakened immunity or diabetes. It primarily occurs on the head and neck.The first step in treating folliculitis is to maintain good skin hygiene while avoiding scratching and other irritations. Currently, the therapy used for folliculitis patients is the "Microwave New Meridian Therapy," which is based on the clinical type and extent of the lesion, adhering to the principles of anti-inflammatory, antibacterial, and drying effects. It suppresses pyogenic bacteria, rapidly relieves itching, and prevents infection, making it a specialized treatment for folliculitis.
Treatment measures can be selected based on the duration of the patient's condition and their history of previous treatments. Its unique advantages have even earned it the National Skin Disease Research and Treatment Technology Breakthrough Award.