Causes of chrysanthemum shedding, treatment methods for chrysanthemum shedding, nursing measures for chrysanthemum shedding, medically called "chrysanthemums", is a type of inflammation of the skin around the anus. This symptom not only affects the personal image, but also brings great discomfort to the patient. How to treat chrysanthemum shedding? This article will reveal effective treatment methods and nursing measures for you. Causes of chrysanthemums falling off There are many reasons for chrysanthemums falling off, the common ones are: infection, allergies, friction, poor hygiene habits, etc. Understanding the cause is the key to treatment. Treatment of chrysanthemum shedding 1. Drug treatment (1) Antibiotics: For infectious chrysanthemum shedding, antibiotics can be used to treat infectious chrysanthemum shedding, such as amoxicillin, cephalosporins, etc.
(2) Anti-allergic drugs: anti-allergic drugs can be used for allergic chrysanthemum shedding, such as: phenagen, chlorpheniramine, etc.
(3) Hormone drugs: For patients with severe inflammation, hormone drugs can be used, such as prednisone, dexamethasone, etc.
2, physical therapy (1) warm water sitz bath: once a day morning and evening, each time 15-20 minutes, water temperature control at about 40℃, help to relieve inflammation and pain.
(2) Laser treatment: For refractory chrysanthemum shedding, laser treatment can be considered, with the advantages of small trauma and fast recovery.
3. Traditional Chinese medicine treatment (1) Traditional Chinese medicine: Traditional Chinese medicine believes that chrysanthemum shedding is related to liver and kidney deficiency and downward flow of dampness and heat. Traditional Chinese medicine that clear heat and detoxify, eliminate dampness and relieve itching can be used for treatment.
(2) Acupuncture: Acupuncture can regulate the balance of yin and yang in the human body, improve local blood circulation, and have a certain therapeutic effect on chrysanthemum shedding. Nursing measures for chrysanthemums falling off 1. Keep the anus clean: Wash the anus with warm water every morning, evening and after defecation, and avoid using irritating soaps and lotions.
2. Wear loose and comfortable clothing: Avoid tight clothing rubbing against the affected area and exacerbating symptoms.
3. Adjust your diet: Eat more light and easily digestible foods and less spicy, greasy and irritating foods.
4. Appropriate exercise: Strengthen your physique, improve immunity, and help prevent chrysanthemums from falling off.
Although chrysanthemum shedding is troublesome, as long as timely treatment and good care are provided, the symptoms can be alleviated. Here, we remind patients that during the treatment process, they must choose regular hospitals and doctors, and do not blindly use drugs to avoid exacerbating the condition, develop good living habits, and prevent the occurrence of chrysanthemum shedding.