How to treat eyelid eczema

Eyelid skin eczema normal refers to contact eyelid dermatitis, refers to the eyelid skin allergic reaction to a certain allergen, can also be part of the allergic reaction of the head and face skin. The cause of this situation is normally local drug dermatitis, common drugs mainly include antibiotics, local anesthetics atropine, pilocarpine, iodine or mercury and other preparations. The patient's symptoms are usually itchy and burning eyes, redness of the eyelid skin, pimples or pustules, and soon erosions, crusts, and desquamations. Sometimes conjunctival hyperemia of the eyelid is manifested as eczematous changes in the eyelid skin. In this case, contact with the allergen should be stopped immediately. If it is unclear what drug is causing the allergy, all medications may be suspended. Second, in the acute phase of the disease can be used saline or boric acid solution for wet compress, glucocorticoid eye drops in the conjunctiva, if the symptoms are more serious, can also be oral prednisone tablets.