Atopic Dermatits and acne Flashcards
Management of Acute flares in AD?
Emollients–> Petrolatum
Topical corticosteroid –> Hydrocortisone topical
Indication of Topical Hydrocortisone in AD?
Acute flares
Indication of Petrolatum (Emollinent) in Acute dermatitis?
Acute Flares
management of Chronic/relapsing disease of Acute dermatits?
1) Emmolients
2) Topical corticosteroids
3) Topical immunomodulators–> Tacrolimus ointment
4) phototherapy IF resistant to high potency corticosteroids
5) if resistant to topical therapy and phototherapy–> Sytemic Immunomodulators (Cyclosporine, methotrexate)
First line treatment for chronic and relapsing disease of AD?
1) Emollients
2) tacrolimus–> Topical immunomodulator
3) Topical corticosteroids
Tx for chronic/relapsing AD If resistant to high potency corticosteroids
Phototherapy
Tx for chronic/relapsing AD If resistant to topical therapy and phototherapy
Cyclosporine, Methotrexate (Systemic immunomodualtors)
Tx for mild acne
1) Topical retinoids ± topical anti -microbials*
2) (± Benzoyl peroxide)
Tx for moderate Acne
- Topical retinoids ± systemic anti-microbials*
- (± Benzoyl peroxide)
Tx for sever acne
- Systemic retinoids
- (± Oral steroids)
- Indicated for acne with inflammation
Tx for Hormonal related Acne
1) Oral contraceptives or anti-androgenic drugs
* Anti-microbials and topical retinoids (in
inflammatory acne)
* (± Benzoyl peroxide)
Category of Tazarotene
Topical Retinoid
indication of Tazarotene
first line therapy for mild-moderate ace (non-inflammatory and inflammatory)
precautions taken when taking a topical retionoid (tazarotene)?
wear sunscreen
Category of Clindamycin
Topical antibiotic