How long does it take for a skin disease to be cured?

There are many kinds of diseases, such as allergic dermatitis, eczema, urticaria, pityriasis rosea, tinea versicolor, chickenpox, etc. Due to the different causes of the disease, the different genres, the different classifications, the severity of the disease, the different means, and the final time is different. It is difficult to judge without knowing the specific disease.

If you have a **disease, you must go to the hospital as soon as possible**, so as not to drag the big and small diseases into a major illness.

There is no exact time for this, because everyone's condition is different, and everyone has individual differences, so the ** time is not the same.

Please go to a regular hospital for examination**, according to different conditions, cooperate with the doctor**.

See what exactly ** is sick? and severity.

Timely**, if the condition is more serious, go to the hospital to see a doctor in time;

Look at whether it is serious or not, and what the disease is.

How long does it take for a general ** disease to be cured? Well, it takes a month to three months to be cured.

Whether the disease can be cured mainly depends on the specific type of disease and the severity of the disease.

If the patient's ** disease is just a simple allergy or some infection, etc., most of them can be enough. For example, if the patient is in contact dermatitis or urticaria, it is generally enough to go through anti-allergy**.

It depends on what kind of disease you have, most of them can be.

There are one or two thousand kinds of diseases, some of which can be completely cured, some can be clinical, some can receive better results, and some are just better. However, it is necessary to be timely** and to go to a regular hospital.

Wangjing Hospital, China Academy of Chinese Medical Sciences-**Department-Chief Physician-Li Guangrui-How about **** disease.

Disease analysis: It is recommended that if ** is only a relatively slight local itching, you should use some external drugs with emollient effects that do not contain hormones (cod liver oil ointment. urea ointment, etc. can be used).

Guidance: If it is a relatively severe itching and obvious large-scale rash, or if there are dermatitis symptoms such as redness, swelling, ulcers, and oozing, do not choose drugs without authorization, and should go to the hospital immediately for medical treatment, and use external and internal drugs under the guidance of a doctor to avoid further deterioration of the condition.

It should be because of the condition caused by allergies, you can choose to take antihistamines internally to have a certain effect, and the commonly used ones are chlorpheniramine and cyproheptadine. Vitamin C tablets or calcium gluconate tablets can also be taken by mouth. In combination with calamine lotion or skin easy ointment, apply externally to the affected area.

Can be scrubbed with warm water, not with soapy water.