Herbal skin fungal infection caused by external treatment in 5 cases.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 7 Herbal skin fungal infection caused by external treatment in 5 cases On the: Peace held YANG Hung Chi Chuan Shi Yankui [Keywords:] herbal fungus infection A case report Case 1, Su × ×, male, enterprise workers, mainly due to the face and neck skin redness, itching, scaling in August to the hospital seeking treatment, patients face in August antecedent minister “acne”, after a friend introduced several kinds of local herbs used to trace broken surface covered, once a day, about a half months after the left and right mandibular malar skin all appear a red papules, slightly itchy, then did not care about a few days later the rash gradually extended to the surrounding, then to a local hospital for treatment of suspected “ drug allergy “, given orally,” chlorpheniramine “intravenous” calcium gluconate “, Waicha” dexamethasone ointment “and other treatment, rash was dissipated, but the rash several days after stopping and re-appeared, and before treatment than increased significantly expanded, and there is a little scaling and pustules, itching. before and after the self-serving a variety of allergy and antibiotics, vitamins, coated with “Pi Yan Ping Cream”, “Pevisone cream”, but no effect, skin loss but gradually spread to the entire face, ear, skin on the chest and the neck, then a particular private skin specialist referral hospital, being diagnosed with skin “herbal allergy” and continue to be given intravenous antibiotics, “hydrocortisone The song “9 days treatment, the condition did not improve, on May 13, 2001 referral hospital. checkup see the facial skin, dark red, slightly swollen, part of the papules, the top yellow-white pus bolt, after the hair and upper chest skin can be seen a few of the distribution of circular or semi-circular red papules, scaling, taking dander endoscopy see mold, dander, spores develop a plaster-like small bacteria. diagnosed as body moss, by intravenous infusion of fluoride Uniconazole, topical