Professor Guo Zhenwu Experience of treatment of infantile eczema.doc

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 13 Professor Guo Zhenwu Experience of treatment of infantile eczema Author: Ya-Feng, Lin heir, Guozhen Wu [Abstract] Infant eczema is a common disease and frequently-occurring disease dermatology, is caused by a variety of factors, one with a clear tendency to exudation of the skin inflammation, the current Western treatment of the disease and effective first-line drug for the antihistamines. The drug can alleviate symptoms and shorten the course of the disease, but can not control the relapse, and has caused headaches, dizziness, fatigue, diarrhea and other side effects. The Chinese medicine treatment of this disease has its own characteristics. Professor Guo Zhenwu use of TCM, Chinese medicine inside and outside the combined treatment satisfaction with effective treatment of the disease. [Keywords:] Guozhen Wu; Chinese artists; Eczema / TCM therapy; dermatitis, allergic contact / care; etiology; pathogenesis; medical record; diet; baby Infant eczema is a common disease and frequently-occurring disease dermatology, Chinese medicine is called wet sores, milk ringworm, is caused by a variety of factors, an obvious tendency of the skin exudative inflammation, the clinical to the skin erythema, papules, vesicles, erosion, with effusion is characterized by intense itching, often recurrent, seriously affecting infants and young children’s health and normal development. It occurs mainly in the head and face, weight may extend to the trunk and limbs. Early studies suggest that food and inhaled antigens are the main incentives for the disease in recent years, studies have shown that microbial infection of factors, especially Staphylococcus aureus can induce and aggravate the disease [1]. At present, the clinical Multi-corticosteroids and its compound preparations for treatment of infantile eczema, because of their poor compliance, side effects and more so the treatment is ineffective. Professor Guo Zhenwu name of an old Chinese national, a care