What are the ointments for treating eczema?

The ointment made using traditional Chinese medicine prescriptions is used to treat eczema and is actually very effective, but few people know the combination of the prescriptions. Skin eczema not only causes small red papules, but may also be accompanied by itching or pain, so patients should use ointments to treat it in time to avoid the eczema becoming more severe and causing skin erosion.

Eczema ointment: Indigo, Phellodendron chinense powder, zinc oxide, calcined gypsum powder, sesame oil and vaseline, take appropriate amounts and mix them together. Can be used to treat eczema.

Dampness-Toxic Ointment: Its medicinal ingredients are: Indigo, Phellodendron Phellodendron Powder, Calcinated Gypsum, Calamine Powder, and Gallnut Powder.

Yuhuang Paste: The medicinal ingredients include: angelica, white angelica, turmeric, licorice, light powder, borneol, and beeswax.

Qushi powder: The prescription is: Phellodendron chinense powder, Angelica dahurica powder, light powder, calcined gypsum, borneol,

Dehumidifying ointment: It is composed of Dehumidifying powder and Yuhuang ointment.

An ointment for damp skin: It is composed of dandelion powder, calcined gypsum and alum.

The above are some eczema ointments made from various Chinese medicines. In addition, for eczema, you can also choose the following ointments to treat it according to the symptoms:

1. Depending on the thickness and dryness of the skin lesions, different concentrations of tar ointments or pastes can be selected for external application.

2. For patients with eczema with thin lesions or mild erosion and exudation, tar paste can be used; for patients with dry and thick skin, tar ointment and other treatments can be chosen.

3. For chronic hypertrophic eczema, appropriate concentrations of corticosteroids can be added to tar preparations to achieve better therapeutic effects on eczema.

4. For patients with eczema who have small, stubborn lesions, they can be treated with topical application of hard ointment.

5. If eczema develops secondary bacterial or superficial fungal infection, you can choose some mixed creams or ointments containing antibacterial, antifungal and corticosteroid hormones for external application for treatment.