Skin Medicines

Parasitical Worms.com Like oral or injectable medications, topical medications can also be absorbed through the skin into the blood and body. Most topical drugs are poisonous, so they should not be taken orally or rubbed on the eyes or nose.
Topical medications can be dangerous.
When using topical medication, pay attention to the mechanism of action of it as well as the reaction of the body to the drug

. In addition, the drug must be appropriate to the nature and stage of the injury, depending on the age, the skin of the body (more or less sensitive area), depending on the season, weather, nature of work, occupation of the patient ..
Some issues to note when using topical medication:
- For lesions that remain trivial, watery, only use gauze compresses, sprays, lakes ..



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- For children, due to the skin's sensitivity is stronger than in adults, it is recommended to use topical medicine with a lower rate. For example, sulfur scabies in adults can be used up to 30%, but in children only use 10%, or should not be used on thin skin because it is easily irritated.
- When ingested, use salinelic idode salinelic solution 1-2%, but if it is interstitial fungus or thick skin areas, you can use up to 3% or higher.
- For natural wrinkles or crevices, it is advisable to avoid using the ointment because it is easy to cause stickiness, air tightness, especially in the hot summer; Use only powder, water, or paste.
- Before using any medicine, it is necessary to explore drug reactions for each person This way to avoid dangerous reactions or not make the disease worse
- It is necessary to apply the test on each small area and monitor the reaction, if you do not see any strange phenomena such as increased itching, rash ... then apply the drug across the affected area.



. The proportion of active ingredients in topical medicines also varies from body to body, so it is necessary to determine the appropriate ratio to use through the instructions of a specialist.
- Careful examinations should be made before applying any topical medication. When using the drug as directed by the doctor, be specific, do not ask by mail (especially for children) to prevent adverse reactions that make the disease worse.
- Be cautious when using topical drugs such as salixylic acid, crisophanic acid, boric acid, gudron .. Do not apply on the whole body or prolonged use, do not apply to children, women who are pregnant, especially Wide lesions are ulcerative. Other drugs, though not poisoned, should not be used long because they are easy to cause drug resistance, should only be used for 15-20 days and then replace other drugs.
- Always pay attention to the incompatibility between drugs. For example, drugs containing mercury such as yellow oxide, mercury, subline, calomel .



.. absolutely do not apply in the same place as iodine because a chemical reaction can cause skin burning.
Some medications that can cause a stroke, such as crisophanic fat, are not applied to thin areas like the groin, armpits, and scrotum because they can easily cause dermatitis. Do not apply on the eyes because it is easy to cause conjunctivitis, not on the head because it can cause red hair.
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