In response to external or internal stimuli, the skin of some people is covered with an inflammatory rash. Also, allergic eczema is accompanied by itching and burning, severe flaking and redness, sometimes swelling. On the epidermis, bubbles are formed, filled with exudate, after opening their place is occupied by dense crusts.
Allergic eczema on face and body
Given the specific symptoms of the described disease, it is not difficult to diagnose it. Difficulties begin when developing a therapy regimen, as it is not always possible to identify the causes of an inadequate immune response.
Factors that can cause the disease under consideration:
- genetic predisposition;
- failure of the endocrine system;
- pathology of digestion;
- metabolic disorders ;
- certain medicines;
- direct contact with irritants (poplar fluff, chemicals, dust and others);
- diseases of the nervous system;
- inflammatory processes in internal organs.
Also, allergic eczema on the legs and hands can occur due to circulatory disorders in the limbs.
It is known that the presented pathology refers to multifactorial ailments and progresses against a background of not one, but several reasons.
Treatment of allergic eczema on the hands, feet, face and body
The first thing to do when the first symptoms of this disease appear is to stop any contacts with probable allergens.
A further therapy regimen includes:
- correction of power;
- normalization of sleep;
- use of hypoallergenic hygiene products and cosmetics;
- taking antihistamines ;
- Daily moisturizing of the skin with special creams or ointments (they are prescribed by a dermatologist);
- application to affected areas of antiseptic drugs.
In severe cases, the doctor may recommend corticosteroid anti-inflammatory drugs for topical use.