What about eczema on your ass?

If the patient shows eczema on the buttocks, it may be due to an inappropriate lifestyle, such as sitting for a long time or repeatedly bathing, which leads to a decrease in skin barrier function and eventually eczema in this area. If acute eczema is formed, it may be manifested as certain inflammatory, papules, colliculus herpes, etc. Therefore, at this time, it is mainly applied with some anti-inflammatory ointments. Under normal circumstances, it can be applied with butylbenzene hydroxyyoghurt cream, or hydrocortisone butyrate cream for anti-inflammatory. For obvious itching, compound camphor cream can be applied externally, or paeonol cream can be applied externally to relieve itching. Of course, oral antihistamines are also needed for antipruritic treatment. Loratadine or ebastine can be taken orally. If the patient's eczema forms a dry reaction, some moisturizing ointment needs to be applied externally locally, such as vitamin e cream.