Eczemas result from diverse kinds of skin irritations, e.g. allergies. What all exzemas have in common is that the skin barrier becomes fragile - meaning that a multitude of very small wounds spread over the surface of the affected skin. Nearly all exzemas are additionally accompanied by excessive bacterial exposure on the skin. Therefore, the risk of inflammation is accordingly very high. These bacteria, as a consequence, can unhinderedly enter through the skin where they cause secondary infections.
The requirements related to an effective treatment of secondary infections are:
Quick, deep-reaching germ reduction
Reconstruction of the natural skin barrier
Repleneshing of lost lipids and moisture
Mycoses:
For mycoses, the antimycotic effect is very important. Skin irritations and fragile skin barriers can also appear. The problem is that fungi are deeply rooted in the skin because of the deep-reaching germ-tubes. The treatment protocol is the same as for exzemas
The process of wound treatment is very similar for both exzemas and wounds
Germ reduction
Direct germ reduction via ECA solution and cold plasma
Indirect germ reduction (increased blood circulation) via cold plasma
Closure of small wounds – stimulation of cell proliferation via cold plasma
Reduction of itchiness and amount of germs on the skin via cold plasma
Intensive skin care AMAMUs Vet Dermcream (hyaluronan/micro-silver)
Hydration and moisture supply (hyaluronan)
Germ reduction on the skin (Micro-silver)
Lipid supply
Easing of the skin
Replenishing of the local zinc deficits (Zinc gluconate)
Consequently, the healing of the secondary infection is assisted in the most effective way possible. This way, in the long term, the causes of exzemas should be eliminated. Should that not work, the skin should be treated in a way so that it becomes as resistant as possible. For this purpose, a sustained application of Dermcream delivers excellent results. The ingredients, above all the lipids, hyaluronan and the micro-silver are strengthening the natural skin barrier. The better the skin is cared for, the earlier infection waves can be repelled. The micro-silver particles remain in the fur and long-lastingly reduce the bacterial exposure of the skin. When this exposure is low, secondary infections can be prevented during smaller infectious waves because there are less bactieria on the skin.
Literature:
Mertens N, Helmke A, Goppold A, Emmert S, Kaemling, A, Wandke D (2009) Second International Conference for Plasma Medicine, March 16th-20th, 2009, San Antonio, Texas, USA.
Daeschlein, G., et al, Plasma Kurrier 1/2014: Stellenwert moderner physikalischer Behandlungsverfahren bei infizierten und kolonisierten Wunden in der Dermatologie
Mertens N, Helmke A, Goppold A, Emmert S, Kaemling, A, Wandke D (2009) Second International Conference for Plasma Medicine, March 16th-20th, 2009, San Antonio, Texas, USA.
Draelos ZD. Journal of Cosmetic Dermatology. 2011; 10: 185‐88. A clinical evaluation of the comparable efficacy of hyaluronic acid‐based foam and ceramide‐containing emulsion cream in the treatment of mild‐to‐moderate atopic dermatitis
Mertens N, Helmke A, Goppold A, Emmert S, Kaemling, A, Wandke D (2009) Second International Conference for Plasma Medicine, March 16th-20th, 2009, San Antonio, Texas, USA.
Journal of German Society of Dermatology 2018, Leitlinie Neurodermitis [atopisches Ekzem; atopische Dermatitis]
Draelos ZD. Journal of Cosmetic Dermatology. 2011; 10: 185‐88. A clinical evaluation of the comparable efficacy of hyaluronic acid‐based foam and ceramide‐containing emulsion cream in the treatment of mild‐to‐moderate atopic dermatitis
