Treatment for Pityrosporum ovale infection

Some of our friends may have heard of the pathogen Pityrosporum ovale, but there are definitely not many people who really understand Pityrosporum ovale. Pityrosporum ovale can cause folliculitis, so we must do a good job of preventing Pityrosporum ovale in our daily lives. Once we are infected with Pityrosporum ovale, we must seek treatment in time. Below we will introduce the treatment methods for infection with Pityrosporum ovale.

1. Oral administration

① Ketoconazole: 200 mg, once a day for 10 consecutive days.

② Fluconazole: 50 mg per day for 2-4 weeks.

Take vitamin A capsules 3 times a day

2. External use

1% terbinafine cream: 2 times a day.

Folk remedy:

Longli medicinal wine recipe: 5g pangolin, 15g black snake, 30g coptis root, 30g safflower, 60g angelica root, 50g phellodendron, 3g beehive, 80g pepper, 25g white mustard,

Brewing: Soak in 300ml sealed grain wine with a concentration of more than 60%. 12 months in the cellar

Usage: For external use, twice or three times a day

Indications: Pityrosporum folliculitis

Treatment: (1) Oral administration: Itraconazole capsules (trade name: Sporanox), 0.2, once a day for 7 consecutive days; (2) Topical application: Compound Daconazole ointment, applied twice a day for 2 weeks; Disulfide lotion (trade name: Hillson), wash every other day for 2 weeks.

Disulfide lotion, trade name: Hillson, wash the affected area once every other day. Its properties are like shampoo. First squeeze out some and make it into foam, apply it to the affected area, leave it on for 2-3 minutes before washing it off. Use it for 2 consecutive weeks. If you can't buy Hillson, you can buy: Celexa lotion (chemical name: ketoconazole lotion).

In the above article, we introduced what Pityrosporum ovale is. We know that infection with Pityrosporum ovale can easily cause many troubles to our body, so we must pay attention to it. The above article introduces in detail the treatment methods of infection with Pityrosporum ovale.