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Acarodermatitis and frequency therapy
Definition:
Acarodermatitis is a skin disease caused by an allergic reaction to mites. This reaction can be triggered by direct contact with mites or their faeces.
Causes:
- House dust mites:
One of the most common causes of acarodermatitis is house dust mites, which are found in mattresses, carpets and upholstered furniture. - Bird mites:
Contact with birds or their nesting places can also lead to acarodermatitis. - Other types of mites:
Various types of mites found in nature can also cause allergic reactions.
Symptoms:
- Itching
- Redness and inflammation of the skin
- Skin rashes or eczema
- Scaly or dry skin
diagnosis:
Diagnosis is usually based on a physical examination and the patient's medical history. Allergy tests may be performed to identify the specific cause of the allergic reaction.
treatment:
- Avoidance:
The most important step in treatment is to avoid contact with the mites that cause the allergy. - Medication:
Antihistamines and corticosteroids can be used to relieve symptoms. - Skin care:
Moisturising creams and ointments can help to soothe and heal the skin.
Prevention:
- Regular cleaning and dust removal in living spaces
- Use of mite-proof covers for mattresses and pillows
- Reducing indoor humidity to inhibit the growth of mites Acarodermatitis is usually easily treatable if the triggering factors are identified and avoided.