Dermatological problems? Acne , warts , mycoses , scars ... Skin problems are the first cause of consultation with the dermatologist. Acne, rosacea, herpes ...: facial dermatology encompasses a multitude of pathologies
The use of topical corticosteroids on the skin began in the early 1950s. Following the discovery by Marion B. Sulzberger of the effectiveness of hydrocortisone in local application for inflammatory or proliferative skin pathologies, more powerful derivatives have been synthesized and the indications for topical corticosteroids have multiplied. Topical corticosteroids are thus powerful superficial anti-inflammatory drugs used in many chronic inflammatory pathologies (psoriasis, eczema, atopic dermatitis, etc.) or acute (insect or plant bites). These topicals may be responsible for undesirable effects, in particular local ones, such as skin atrophy, stretch marks, telangiectasias, infection, delayed healing, hypertrichosis, perioral dermatitis, pigmentary alteration, hypertrichosis, aggravation of acne or rosacea. ...
This is why their use requires strict compliance with precise rules . In addition, the advice of the pharmacist is essential in order to allow an adequate application and a success of the treatment. ( Source )
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Every day, the skin undergoes numerous external aggressions, sources of itching, red patches, dryness, etc. Unsightly, sometimes contagious, skin problems are numerous and it is often difficult to get rid of them easily. Fromacne to shingles, you will find in this category, the drugs indicated to deal with the majority of diseases.
Skin problems can happen to anyone (infants, children or adults) and at any time, regardless of your age or general health. Dermatological problems are diverse and varied, they can be serious such as a skin disease for example or much more acceptable as more aesthetic.
In addition, the skin (or the dermis ) being our largest organ since it represents approximately 10% of the totality of our body . This is to say if the skin can be the cause of major health concerns. Dermatological diseases (such as Mycoses, for example) are numerous and often difficult to diagnose. It is possible to divide them into three large groups of pathologies. Inflammatory skin diseases, such as eczema, psoriasis, urticaria (chronic conditions that patients learn to treat and for which they consult mainly in the acute phase), malignant diseases (cancer) and infectious diseases (bacterial or viral). They manifest themselves in different ways on the skin, so it is important to see a dermatologist at the first appearance of skin lesions or symptoms of concern.
Dermatological diseases are numerous and often difficult to diagnose. A significant number of French people are diagnosed each year for a skin disease. Dermatological diseases trigger particular symptoms, which can be particularly difficult to experience in everyday life. Skin diseases can be divided into 3 distinct groups: inflammatory skin diseases (eczema, psoriasis, urticaria, acne, herpes, mycoses), chronic conditions (rosacea, actinic keratosis) and malignant diseases (cancer of the skin, melanoma and carcinoma). These diseases manifest themselves in different ways on the skin.
| Local treatments | Indications |
|---|---|
| Disinfectants | Local disinfection |
| Antifungals | Treatment of yeast infection |
| Anti-acne | Mild or moderate acne |
| Topical corticosteroids | Anti-inflammatory (eczema) |
| Antivirals | Herpes and / or shingles |
| Antibiotics | Infectious dermatoses |
| Oral treatments | Indications |
|---|---|
| Antifungals | Treatment of yeast infection |
| Corticosteroids | Inflammatory dermatoses |
| Anti-acne | Severe and resistant acne |
| Estrogen | Severe and resistant acne |
| Antivirals | Herpes and / or shingles |
| Antibiotics | Infectious dermatoses |
Each disease has its own treatment. Let your doctor prescribe the ones that are right for you, depending on the symptoms you feel, but also on your age and general health.
Since skin diseases affect a large proportion of the population, many light treatments have been developed to treat acne, eczema, yeast infection or burns. Among all these drugs, there are many creams, very common in dermatological care, for their practicality and their localized application.
