Flumetasone compound ointment in the treatment of chronic eczema 126 cases.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 7 Flumetasone compound ointment in the treatment of chronic eczema 126 cases [Abstract] Objective To observe the effects flumetasone ointment treatment of chronic eczema. Methods 126 patients with chronic eczema ointment in the treatment given compound flumetasone daily topical 2 times and gently massage for a minute to absorb. 2 weeks. At the treatment 1,2 weeks, clinical efficacy were observed and recorded, and the symptoms improved after treatment of adverse reactions. Results The total effective rate was 1 week 58.7%, cure rate was 19.8%, the first 2 weeks the total effective rate was 88.1%, recovered 55.6% of .126 patients with no obvious adverse reactions. Conclusion The compound treatment of chronic eczema flumetasone ointment is effective and safe, no adverse reactions found. [Keywords:] compound flumetasone ointment, chronic eczema, efficacy Chronic eczema is a common, multiple chronic skin disease, is caused by a variety of internal and external due to a class of skin allergic and inflammatory diseases. The cause of the complexity, as the main pathogenesis of delayed type hypersensitivity may be due to acute, subacute recurrent eczema change over 4 weeks from unhealed. lesions showed pleomorphic, often infiltrates hypertrophy, surface roughness, moss-like change in varying degrees, with limitations, severe itching. the course of a long, protracted illness often repeated, treatment more difficult, if not treated can be acute, or even generalized. Clinical often topical corticosteroid cream treatment, but a variety of drug efficacy satisfactory. flumetasone compound ointment is the Australian and U.S. pharmaceutical factory in Hong Kong as a topical glucocorticoid hormones and salicylic acid compound, the author from October 2008 ~ December 2009, the application of compound ointment in the treatment of chronic eczema flumetasone 126 patients achieved satisfactory results, the results reported below. 1 Materials and Metho