علاج الحمامى متعددة الأشكال بدون تضمن مخاطي، وبدون دليل على عدوى، وبدون دواء مسبب حديث

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DOI: 10.3390/medicina57090921

• Once the etiology has been addressed, acute EM can be managed with topical steroids or antihistamines, if needed to improve symptoms.
• Treatment for acute or isolated cases of EM typically do not need intervention, but in cases where patients are experiencing uncomfortable symptoms, topical steroids, antiseptics, and oral antihistamines are recommended.
• Use topical corticosteroids or antihistamines for symptomatic disease.
• In acute disease, treatment is rarely needed as the lesions will typically regress over the course of several weeks, and supportive treatment is focused on improving symptoms.