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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 8 Clinical observation of chronic eczema and nursing [Abstract] Objective To summarize the 26 cases of chronic eczema patients experience in clinical nursing. Methods intravenous procaine closed, H1 receptor antagonist, oral, topical anti-inflammatory drugs, anti-itching treatment and care for the system. Results The effective rate of 92.31 %, care is satisfactory. Conclusion refractory chronic eczema treatment and the nursing process, nurses should closely observe the patient’s condition and medication effects, attention to psychological care, skin care, topical medications to enhance efficacy and health guidance. [Keywords:] chronic eczema; skin diseases; Care Eczema is a common chronic relapsing, inflammatory skin diseases. The etiology and pathogenesis is unknown, treatment is very difficult, not easy to recover. Through clinical observation and care, I believe that the psychological intervention for patients with psoriasis and health guide control symptoms and reduce the recurrence of great significance. Clinical observation and nursing care now do a summary. 1 Data and methods 1.1 General information from 2007 to 2009 our department treated 26 cases of chronic eczema patients, 19 males and 7 females; aged 42 to 70 years; course of 3 months to 8 years. At the same time ruled out diabetes, hypertension, liver disease, cancer, renal failure caused by. The average hospital stay of 14 days. 1.2 Treatment with intravenous procaine closed, H1 receptor antagonist, oral, intravenous glycyrrhizin, antipruritic topical anti-inflammatory drugs packets appropriate use of corticosteroids for hypertrophic lesions, there are signs of infection are to anti-infection treatment, if necessary, to the immunosuppressive system. 2 Results Through effective treatment and reasonable care, 26 patients subsided in 24 cases of essential skin rash, no new rash appears, itching, symptoms improved or disappeared, the effective rate was 92.31