Good afternoon! I on the face, chin, repeatedly appears streptoderma center. Since doctors can not diagnose the disease, they refer to the allergy. A hearth increases, so does occur swelling and edema of the chin. I would like to learn how better to use a group of antibiotics in the treatment? Particularly interested in the ointment. Levomekol? Sintomitsina? Tetraktsilin? Or is there some other more effective drugs? And it is better to be taken orally in this disease?
Good afternoon!
First of all, you must still know exactly streptoderma it or something else (maybe demodicosis, and really an allergic reaction, and caused by several reasons for the defeat). The easiest way to consult a dermatologist and make analyzes - scraping the lesion and / or discharge from the affected surfaces and planting flora with a check for sensitivity to antibiotics - then the treatment will be based on the sensitivity and, therefore, more efficiently and quickly It will work.
If you know exactly what it streptoderma, it is necessary to complete the treatment, taking into account the fact that this problem has probably already chronic.
Local treatment - disinfectants, antiseptics - hydrogen peroxide fukortsin, brilliant green - to clean and disinfect the affected areas. Lubricate ointments with antibiotics - tetracycline, levomekol, Baneotsinom, sintomitsinovoy. Perhaps the use of ointments with antibacterial and hormone - Lorinden, Celestoderm, Betaderm. But they are used only on prescription. Typical applications - 2-4 times a day.
Systemic treatment - the use of antibiotics to which the causative agent is sensitive (in the case of streptococcal is often namely beta-hemolytic streptococcus), used Augmentin, Amoxiclav, Azitroks, Cefuroxime, Sumamed, Erythromycin, Clarithromycin. But the choice of drug and dosage, as well as the course of treatment duration Always consult with your doctorHave been properly selected and insufficient drug dose and duration of application can further process hronizirovat and treatment is protracted and problematic.
Recover!