Contact dermatitis - Whakapā Atu Ki Te Dermatitis
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Whakapā Atu Ki Te Dermatitis (Contact dermatitis) huri noa i te patunga. I puta i te taha o te waahi i whara te kiri mo te wa roa. Ko te take he hinu, he mea whakakakahu ranei ki te patunga.
Tino Whakapā Atu Ki Te Dermatitis (Contact dermatitis) ― buprenorphine papaki transdermal. Ko te take pea ko te tarukino ake, ko te waahanga whakapiri ranei kei roto i te papaki.
5 ra i muri i te whakapā atu ki te kaikorero (Urushiol).
Ko te rongonga o te rohe ki nga pawera kaha he take ano.
He kotiro 3-tau te pakeke me te Whakapā Atu Ki Te Dermatitis (Contact dermatitis) na te poison ivy (plant) ― Poison ivy (plant) he mate pawera kaha, he take noa te Whakapā Atu Ki Te Dermatitis (Contact dermatitis) i runga i nga waewae. I roto i nga keehi tino kino, ka puta ano he opupu.
Sunburn i puta ki te waahi i mau hu.
Me whakapae koe kia kaua e whakapa atu ki te dermatitis anake engari ki te mate harore. Ki te kore e tino patito, me whakaaro koe ki te whakamahi i te hinu antifungal me taua mea.
Mena he nui te patito, he take kaha o te eczema, no reira e whakaponohia ana ka pai ake nga tohu mena ka tango koe i nga antihistamines mo te neke atu i te rua wiki me te tono i te tini o te hinu steroid.
7 nga ra i muri i te whakapiri atu ki te kaikorero (Urushiol).
relevance score : -100.0%
ReferencesKo te Contact dermatitis he mate kiri noa ka puta te whero, te patitoka i muri i te pa atu ki etahi matū. E rua nga momo: irritant contact dermatitis me te allergic contact dermatitis. Ko te photocontact dermatitis ka puta ina whakapataritari tetahi mea i te kiri, engari ko te allergic contact dermatitis he tauhohenga whakaroa ki tetahi matū e pa ana ki te kiri. Ko nga kaikawe noa ko te poison ivy, nickel, me te fragrance. Ko te nuinga o nga tohu ko te whero, te paku, te patito, me etahi wa ka pupuhi. Ko nga take whakapeka he tino kino, he whero, he pupuhi, he pupuhi, engari ko nga keehi tawhito ka whai waahi te kiri, te kiri kiri. Ko te nuinga o te waa ko te tautuhi me te karo i te irritant contact dermatitis. I te nuinga o te wa ka uru atu ki te maimoatanga nga kirīmi pūtaiaki mō ngā tauhohenga ā-rohe me te pūtaiaki ā-waha mō te hunga whānui. Heoi, me whakatipiri haere te hydrocortisone ointment kia kore ai e hoki mai te hohenga.
Contact dermatitis is a common skin condition that causes red, itchy patches after contact with certain substances. There are two types: irritant and allergic. Irritant contact dermatitis happens when something irritates the skin directly, while allergic contact dermatitis is a delayed reaction to a substance touching the skin. Common triggers include poison ivy, nickel, and fragrances. Symptoms typically include redness, scaling, itching, and sometimes blisters. Acute cases can be severe, with redness, blistering, and swelling, while chronic cases may involve cracked, scaly skin. Diagnosis usually involves identifying and avoiding the irritant. Treatment often includes steroid creams for localized reactions and oral steroids for widespread ones. However, steroids should be tapered off gradually to prevent a rebound reaction.
Contact dermatitis is a common skin condition that causes red, itchy patches after contact with certain substances. There are two types: irritant and allergic. Irritant contact dermatitis happens when something irritates the skin directly, while allergic contact dermatitis is a delayed reaction to a substance touching the skin. Common triggers include poison ivy, nickel, and fragrances. Symptoms typically include redness, scaling, itching, and sometimes blisters. Acute cases can be severe, with redness, blistering, and swelling, while chronic cases may involve cracked, scaly skin. Diagnosis usually involves identifying and avoiding the irritant. Treatment often includes steroid creams for localized reactions and oral steroids for widespread ones. However, steroids should be tapered off gradually to prevent a rebound reaction.
Me mohio te taote e rongoa ana i te turoro he rite ki te eczema nga take katoa mo tenei mate. He mea nui ki te whakaaro mena he mea e pa atu ana te manawanui ki a ia ka pa mai te ponana, ina koa kare e haere me nga maimoatanga o mua.
The doctor treating a patient with a rash resembling eczema needs to know all the possible reasons for this condition. It's important to consider if something the patient is in contact with could be causing the rash, especially if it doesn't go away with usual treatment.
The doctor treating a patient with a rash resembling eczema needs to know all the possible reasons for this condition. It's important to consider if something the patient is in contact with could be causing the rash, especially if it doesn't go away with usual treatment.
Ko te Contact dermatitis he mate kiri auau na te rongo tonu ki nga matū e mate ai te pāwera kiri (dermatitis), i te irirangi ranei, ka pa atu ki te pāwera kiri (dermatitis) ranei.
Contact dermatitis is a frequent skin condition triggered by repeated exposure to substances that cause allergies or irritation, leading to either allergic contact dermatitis or irritant contact dermatitis.
Contact dermatitis is a frequent skin condition triggered by repeated exposure to substances that cause allergies or irritation, leading to either allergic contact dermatitis or irritant contact dermatitis.
Ka puta mai te dermatitis whakapā i te pā atu ki ngā mea e whakakāhore ana (allergic contact dermatitis) me ngā mea whakapataritari (irritant contact dermatitis). Ko te dermatitis phototoxic ka puta mai i te rā.
○ Nga tohu me nga tohu
Ko te paheketanga o te dermatitis whakapā he riri, he irirangi rānei o te kiri nā te pā atu ki tētahi taonga. Ka roa te wā ki te whakaora, i ngā rā maha ki ngā wiki. Ka mutu te riri ka ngaro i te wā kāore te kiri e pā ana ki te mea whakakāhore, te mea whakapataritari rānei mō te wā roa (i muri i ngā rā).
E toru ngā momo o te dermatitis whakapā: (1) dermatitis whakapā whakatōpū (irritant contact dermatitis), (2) dermatitis whakapā ārahi (allergic contact dermatitis), (3) dermatitis whakapā whakaahua (photocontact dermatitis). I te nuinga o te wā ka noho te dermatitis whakapā ki te wāhi i pā ai te taonga ki te kiri, engari ka whānui ake te horapa o te dermatitis whakapā ārahi.
Ko ngā take noa o te dermatitis whakapā ko:
Nickel, 14K or 18K gold, Chromium, Poison ivy (Toxicodendron radicans)
○ whakamātautau papaki
Ko ngā tino mate e toru i kitea i roto i ngā whakamātautau papaki ko:
Nickel sulfate (19.0 %), Myroxylon pereirae (Balsam of Peru, 11.9 %), Fragrance mix (11.5 %)
○ Maimoatanga
Kaua e whakamahi hopi me ngā mea whakapaipai. Ina koa, mā te whakamahi i te whakamarumaru o te rā, i ētahi atu mea whakapaipai ka pā mai te maroke, te patito rānei o te mata, ka puta te nuinga o ngā wāhine. Whakaitihia te rongo ki te rā mēnā ka puta noa te tohu ki ngā wāhi tinana e kitea ana e te rā.
○ Maimoatanga ― OTC Drugs
Ko te tango antihistamine he āwhina. He pai ake te Cetirizine me te levocetirizine i te fexofenadine, ahakoa ka moe koe.
#Cetirizine [Zytec]
#Diphenhydramine [Benadryl]
#LevoCetirizine [Xyzal]
#Fexofenadine [Allegra]
#Loratadine [Claritin]
Ka taea te whakamahi i te hinu steroid OTC ki te wāhi kua pā ki te rongo mō ngā rā.
#Hydrocortisone ointment