Systemic drugs:
Several systemic drugs used in adults do not attract children. The erythrocin suspension may be used for the infant's youth count instead of tetracycline or doxycycline compounds used for adults.
Youth forms: If the lesions are spread, the erytrocin suspension may be used.
Adult counting: Several types of drugs are used in adults, the type of medication depends on the severity of the pests age and sex.
You should discuss the cause of the count and the possibility of successful treatment and give the patient a clear idea about it.
The light count only needs local treatment. Patients with a severe and moderate dimension need both oral and local treatments along with other lines of pharmaceutical and cosmetic methods.
Antibiotics are usually given for as long as 6 months, but topical treatment will be needed throughout the disease.
These drugs include:
- "Tetracycline": given for a long time, usually 250 mg, given four times a day for ten days and the dose is reduced to twice daily for twenty days and then 250 mg daily. The single daily dose may be given for 1 to 6 months.
Tetracycline and erythrocyte are microbial inhibitors especially in high doses.
In small doses (500 mg / day or less), they do not reduce the number of stimulating agents but affect their function. Tetracycline reduces the breakdown of fat into fatty acids and triglycerides, which plays an important role in the inflammatory manifestations of the count.
Antibiotics also inhibit several enzymatic activities and affect chemical attraction and lymphocyte functions. Caution should be taken from the side effects of trycline.
- erythromycin: It is an effective drug especially for young ages and women of childbearing age.
Trasclin (less erythrocyte) should be taken with water (not milk) before half an hour. Zithromax is an effective but more expensive drug than erythromycin.
Several systemic drugs used in adults do not attract children. The erythrocin suspension may be used for the infant's youth count instead of tetracycline or doxycycline compounds used for adults.
Youth forms: If the lesions are spread, the erytrocin suspension may be used.
Adult counting: Several types of drugs are used in adults, the type of medication depends on the severity of the pests age and sex.
You should discuss the cause of the count and the possibility of successful treatment and give the patient a clear idea about it.
The light count only needs local treatment. Patients with a severe and moderate dimension need both oral and local treatments along with other lines of pharmaceutical and cosmetic methods.
Antibiotics are usually given for as long as 6 months, but topical treatment will be needed throughout the disease.
These drugs include:
- "Tetracycline": given for a long time, usually 250 mg, given four times a day for ten days and the dose is reduced to twice daily for twenty days and then 250 mg daily. The single daily dose may be given for 1 to 6 months.
Tetracycline and erythrocyte are microbial inhibitors especially in high doses.
In small doses (500 mg / day or less), they do not reduce the number of stimulating agents but affect their function. Tetracycline reduces the breakdown of fat into fatty acids and triglycerides, which plays an important role in the inflammatory manifestations of the count.
Antibiotics also inhibit several enzymatic activities and affect chemical attraction and lymphocyte functions. Caution should be taken from the side effects of trycline.
- erythromycin: It is an effective drug especially for young ages and women of childbearing age.
Trasclin (less erythrocyte) should be taken with water (not milk) before half an hour. Zithromax is an effective but more expensive drug than erythromycin.
