TreatmentTherapy
Often a change in behavior is sufficient for therapy, which pays attention to intensive skin care and protection. After every shower, the entire body, but especially the skin folds, should be dried well and then creamed. In addition, moisturizing creams help with dry eczema.
Under certain circumstances, bras made of synthetic material should also be avoided, as they cause increased sweating. In addition, light gauze compresses can be placed under the breast if you have a tendency to sweat. These absorb liquid and thus protect the skin.
They can also be placed on creamed skin to avoid smearing the cream on clothing. In case of a proven fungal infection, a local therapy with a cream containing an antimycotic is performed. An antimycotic is a medication that is specifically directed against fungi.
If psoriasis is present, it is usually treated externally in the case of minor infestation. Urea, anti-inflammatory glucocorticoids, salicylic acid to remove the dandruff or cignolin can be used for this purpose. If the findings are more pronounced, an internal therapy, e.g. with fumaric acid, can be used.
Light therapy is also an option. In general, the dermatologist is the best person to contact to select the optimal skin care cream or therapy.