علاج القوباء غير الفقاعية الموضعية لدى المرضى غير المصابين بمرض جهازي وغير المعرضين لخطر مضاعفات عالية

References

• Consider hydrogen peroxide 1% cream for people with localised non-bullous impetigo who are not systemically unwell or at high risk of complications (see recommendations on choice of antimicrobial).
• If hydrogen peroxide 1% cream is unsuitable, offer a short course of a topical antibiotic for people with localised non-bullous impetigo who are not systemically unwell or at high risk of complications (see recommendations on choice of antimicrobial).
• Fusidic acid 2%: Apply three times a day for 5 days
• Mupirocin 2%: Apply three times a day for 5 days
• A 5-day course is usually appropriate but can be increased to 7 days based on clinical judgement, depending on the severity and number of lesions.