Itching dermatosis, bladder dermatosis - description and treatment

Itching dermatoses are a group of heterogeneous diseases, since it includes atopic dermatitis, urticaria, scabies, psoriasis, allergic contact dermatitis, seborrheic dermatitis , etc. Often it is the allergic reaction that provokes the occurrence of itching dermatosis.

Itching dermatoses - symptoms

This pathological condition is manifested by itching, often intolerable. If you constantly itch, the skin can become bruised and bruised. The top cover will begin to blush. The patient's life will begin to deteriorate, there will be a disturbance in mental balance. This is manifested in a worsening of sleep, a decrease in working capacity, the appearance of irritability. These symptoms can accompany the occurrence of itching dermatosis.

How to treat itchy dermatoses?

How itchy dermatosis proceeds will depend on how long the course of treatment will last, what its complexity will be and how effective it will be. Often, treatment can be complex. In addition, there may be several courses of treatment and subsequent maintenance therapy.

At the time of treatment, you need to get rid of the factor that provokes the development of this disease.

If this is atopic dermatitis, then it is mandatory to identify the allergen that causes it.

If the patient has food intolerance, then he is prescribed a diet.

If the patient has an allergen of domestic etiology (pollen from plants, animal hair, dust), then these factors should be eliminated whenever possible.

A patient who has a urticaria is prescribed a test, which reveals an infectious agent of the nature of the viruses.

Itching dermatoses are well treated with glucocorticosteroids. Thanks to them, inflammation decreases, the general condition of the patient improves markedly.

Bubble dermatosis

The group of vesicourous dermatosis includes autoimmune chronic diseases. The main morphological element is a bubble. The vesicle characterizes a chronic malignant course, through which blisters and mucous membranes form on the skin. They can merge, spread throughout the skin and are accompanied by toxemia. Risk factors are infections and exchange-endocrine disorders.

Vesicular dermatoses have the following forms.

1. Vulgar clinical form. Most often affects the mucous membrane of the larynx and oral cavity, the skin of the trunk. Erosion can occur, not prone to epithelization, and blisters on the outer part of the unchanged skin. Erosion can dry up and form a crust.

2. Leafy clinical form. The skin of the trunk is affected. It is accompanied by the appearance of flabby flabby bubbles on the surface of unchanged skin, wet erosion, layered crust, hyperpigmentation.

3. The vegetative clinical form. The folds of the skin around the axillae and natural openings are affected. It is accompanied by the formation of bubbles, bubbles of erosion, papillomatous growths on their surface, hyperpigmentation.

4. Seborrheic clinical form. Dermatosis covers the head, chest, back. Bubbles are formed, which quickly shrink in the form of grayish crusts, erythematous spots, erosion.

If you do not start treatment, then the outcome can be lethal.

How to treat bladder dermatosis?

1. It is necessary to use combination therapy with corticosteroids or monotherapy. Use heparin, activin. Transfuse blood and blood substitutes. Introduce antibiotics and sulfonamide drugs at the time of infection of the foci. They also make sanation of the oral cavity.

2. Local treatment. For this treatment, an anti-inflammatory, epithelializing agent, helium-neon laser for erosion in the oral cavity and genital organs is used.

3. Stick to the protein-vegetable diet. Limit salt, carbohydrates, water.