Folliculitis is an inflammation in which pyogenic cocci invade around the mouth of hair follicle and are confined to the upper part of hair follicle. Can be divided into suppurative and non-suppurative, more common in immunocompromised or diabetic patients, more common in the head and neck. Folliculitis begins with red papules, then rapidly develops into papular abscess, and then dries and scabs, leaving no scar. There are many rashes, but they don't fuse, and they feel itchy or slightly painful. Folliculitis often occurs in hairy parts of adults; Children are mostly in the hair area, and after healing, they can leave a small bald spot. Patients should avoid physical stimulation, pay attention to eating less alcohol, acid, spicy and other irritating foods, and repeatedly find that the author should eat less greasy things, eat more fruits and vegetables, increase vitamins, and keep the stool unobstructed. At the same time, pay attention to personal hygiene, strengthen physical exercise and enhance disease resistance.
To treat folliculitis, we should first pay attention to the cleanliness and hygiene of the skin, and at the same time avoid scratching and other stimuli. Especially the head, because there are a lot of hair, sebaceous glands and sweat glands, and a lot of excrement, it is necessary to keep it clean and hygienic. Patients should try to eat less irritating food and animal fat and keep laxative every day. If you are a diabetic, you should treat it in time, which can prevent folliculitis. Drug therapy mainly includes three aspects:
1, systemic therapy: broad-spectrum antibiotics should be given when the skin lesions are extensive and there is obvious pus head. If possible, pus can be sent for culture and drug sensitivity test, which has important guiding significance for selecting more effective drugs. 2. Immunotherapy: Patients with chronic recurrent attacks can be subcutaneously injected with furuncle vaccine once a week. The initial dose was 0.5 ml, the second time 1 ml, the third time 1.5 ml, and then 2 ml each time. Generally, there is no adverse reaction after injection. If you feel unwell, such as fever, do not increase the dose, reduce it or stop using it if necessary. 3, local therapy: local skin lesions should not be washed with water to avoid scratches, skin lesions should be cut short hair, local disinfection, hair water to relieve itching and other drugs. Patients with exudation can be wet compressed with 0. 1% rivanol solution, 3 ~ 4 times a day, 20 minutes each time. After the inflammation is relieved, 2% chloramphenicol emulsion, 0.5% neomycin ointment and 3% tincture of iodine can be used externally.
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