Patient's question:
I have very sensitive skin and often get allergies. I previously went to the hospital for a check-up and was diagnosed with allergic dermatitis. The doctor prescribed a lot of anti-allergy medications, but they couldn't completely eliminate it. I frequently had to go back to the hospital, and over time, my body started to develop resistance to the drugs. Now, I am desperately seeking treatment methods for neurodermatitis?Doctor's answer:
Sensitivity to drug comparison is very normal in clinical diagnosis. Generally, allergic dermatitis can be treated with anti-allergic medications. First, the first step is to prevent concentrated contact with allergens. The second aspect involves taking antihistamines such as Chlorpheniramine Maleate tablets and Cetirizine. Neurodermatitis is related to mental and emotional issues, and changes in mental stress can also be helpful.