Streptodermia is an infectious disease.Most often, people with weakened immunity and chronic diseases, as well as children, suffer from such an ailment. There are several treatment regimens for this disease, it is possible to treat streptoderma in home conditions.
Бактерия стрептококка постоянно присутствует на our skin. Thanks to immunity, streptococcus can not penetrate inside and cause inflammation. If there are even minor injuries in the form of scratches on the skin or the immunity is weakened in humans, the bacterium penetrates into the subcutaneous layers.
Streptococcus causes such a disease asstreptoderma, treatment, photos, symptoms and diagnosis are described below. Streptodermia is dangerous because group A streptococcus is pathogenic to the kidneys and heart and can cause allergies or autoimmune diseases.
Сухая стрептодермия, симптомы и лечение которой differ from other forms of the disease, is also caused by the bacterium streptococcus. In the common people it is usually called deprive. It is easy to spread between people. With timely treatment, dry streptoderma will not leave traces on the skin. A positive result in the treatment is given both medicamental and folk remedies.
Of the causes of the disease can be distinguished bitesinsects swimming in the pool with infected water, thin epidermis. Dry streptoderma can be transmitted through clothing, hands, toys. In the spring, when immunity decreases and there are not enough vitamins, dry streptoderma is much more common. Home Treatment should be carried out simultaneously with the intake of drugs to improve immunity.
This disease is a dry spot.5 centimeters in diameter - white or pink, covered with a crust. Most often affected are the face, ears, lower jaw, less often the disease occurs on the back and limbs. Dry streptoderma develops rapidly, the body temperature does not rise, itching occurs.
Отличить сухую стрептодермию от грибковых diseases allows the diagnosis by planting biological material. For treatment, the doctor prescribes a course of antibiotics, vitamins. The affected areas of the skin are treated with disinfectants such as fukortsin, iodine, brilliant green, and then with ointments containing antibiotics.
Traditional medicine offers many recipesfrom a disease like dry streptoderma. Home treatment can be carried out with spirit tinctures of elder bark, calendula, walnut.
Spots that remain on the skin after recovery, after some time disappear.
In adults, streptoderma rarely occurs.due to skin wounds, rather, it may appear as a secondary infection. It can also be transmitted by contact from infected adults and children, through common things.
In adults, the disease is easier thanchildren. For three weeks, streptoderma in adults can pass, which was treated without medication. The disease can spread throughout the skin.
Soreness in Streptoderma in Adultspractically absent, only if the infection on the ulcers can cause inflammation and fever. In the acute stage of the disease, itching and burning appear. In patients with diabetes, the healing process can take several months.
The biggest mistake adults makein the treatment of streptoderma is a refusal to go to the doctor in favor of self-treatment. As a rule, treatment of streptoderma at home with antibacterial drugs before the diagnosis can change the clinical picture, which will then make it difficult to make an accurate diagnosis.
Treatment should be carried out in a complex, in the absence of contraindications, the doctor prescribes physiotherapy. Do not contact with chemicals and water.
Treatment of streptoderma folk remedies is often effective. There are several recipes:
If recurrences often occur,you must consult an immunologist. Treatment of streptoderma at home should be accompanied by the intake of vitamin complexes and drugs to increase immunity.
Many parents experience streptoderma in children. There are the following varieties of it:
Whole epidemics of streptoderma occur in schools andkindergartens where infection can occur from a sick child and through toys and common things. The main reason for this outbreak of the disease becomes non-compliance with the rules of hygiene.
In children with streptoderma, occurslymphadenopathy, body temperature low to 37.5 °, it can stay for a long time. To confirm the diagnosis, the doctor will prescribe a bacteriological sowing of scrapings and microscopy, which can only be done before treatment begins. If some drugs were used to treat the disease before going to the doctor, a microscopic examination will not give accurate results.
If the child's general condition remains normal andfoci of the disease are of a single character, for the treatment of sufficient local therapy. For a more severe course of the disease, a course of hemotherapy, vitamin preparations, ultraviolet irradiation of the blood and damaged skin are used. Therefore, treatment of streptoderma in children Home conditions are only possible at the initial stage.
Streptococcal facial cures are treatedsilver nitrate. With the sluggish nature of the course of the disease, antibacterial drugs are prescribed for a course of 6 days. Fingernails for children must be treated with iodine. For faster recovery apply sulfamide drugs. All injuries on the skin are disinfected to prevent further infection. During treatment, all water procedures are canceled, it is possible to use chamomile infusion.
After treatment, the skin must be openedsterile needle formed pustules and blisters, which are then treated with green. After disinfecting the affected skin, apply a dry dressing with ointment. Frequently formed crusts are smeared with salicylic petrolatum.
Treatment of streptoderma in children at homemust be carried out with the obligatory observance of several rules: a sick child must be given individual dishes, hygiene products, and linen; the room in which he is located should be regularly ventilated; all items used by him should be disinfected. In hospitals there should be a mandatory quartz treatment of the room where the patient is located.
A sick child must be worn in accordance with the temperature regime and in clothes made from natural fabrics so that he does not sweat.
Treatment of streptoderma at home in a family where there are several children must be treated with mandatory isolation of the sick child.
To prevent streptoderma in adults and children, it is necessary to:
