how to treat shoes contact dermatitis? i have recived a patient whoes Age of pt is 30years old, engineer, for work purpose he use saftey shoe about 12 hours.
Lesion in the both foot, itching present, water discharge from lesion as a result of itching.initially it was mild now it getting worse.
D/H: Emolent & antihistamine only
What should be the Dx & Rx
RX:-
Shoes contact dermatitis: how to treat shoes contact dermatitis?
Treatment Management:-
Cream1.Topicort 1% 20gm tube daily 2 times used on 21 days.AS a (Hydrocortisone Acetate AS a Other Topical corticosteroids.)
Indications:-
The anti-inflammatory activity of Topicort is its main therapeutic property. It also has immunosuppressant and antimitotic actions. Topicort is indicated in: how to treat shoes contact dermatitis?
- Primary irritant dermatitis
- Contact allergic dermatitis
- Eczema: atopic, infantile, discoid, stasis
- Seborrheic dermatitis
- Lichen simplex and pruritus ani
- Flexural psoriasis
- Skin irritations, itching and rashes, for example those caused by insect bites, minor thermal burns, sunburn, etc
Cream2:Emolent Plus 50 gm tube used 2 times for 21 days. AS a (10%+5%+10% AS A Light Liquid Paraffine +White paraffine+Glycerine) AS A Emollients & combined preparations
we need to find out the cause of dermatolgy problem. how to treat shoes contact dermatitis?
Indications:-
This cream is a highly concentrated moisturizing cream that is indicated to-
- Prevent and relieve dry skin
- Manage dry skin problems associated with eczema, dermatitis and psoriasis.
Tablet3.FEXO 60 MG 1+0+1 AM for 15 days .
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date.25-10-2024 Friday at 11.52 pm.
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