Eczema Treatment - UVB Phototherapy device safe and effecive for home use

Narrowband (NB)-UVB, It is now considered as the treatment of choice, because of its advantages over PUVA treatment being: UVB 311 nm is more effective than PUVA and safer, as there are no psoralen-induced side effects and can be used in children and pregnant woman. The NB-UVB can also be achieved with the eximer laser (308 nm). A draw back is that only small areas can be treated at one time and the eximer laser is excluded from home treatment. Narrowband UVB is also recommended in combination with pigmentcel grafting of vitiligo lesions.

Treating psoriasis with a UVB light unit at home is an economical and convenient choice for many people. Like phototherapy in a clinic, it requires a consistent treatment schedule. Individuals are treated initially at a medical facility and then begin using a light unit at home.

Features:

1. Phillip UV lamp, the stability is high and the useful life is long.

2. Portable, small and light, good for home use

3. High intensity radiation and better treatment effect

4. Reflector board design, improve the irradiation effect

5. With the comb, and good for head part treatment

6. Economic, low price

7. With internal reflector, ensure high irradiation intensity, shorten the treatment time.

8. With special comb, easy for scalp use, also the comb length is the safe distance.

9. With built in timer, can set alarm and time countdown,ensure the precise treatment time.

10. With professional anti-UV goggles, protect patients’ eyes.

11. Dimension:317mm x 52mm x 48mm (L * W * H)

UV Therapy Use Method

1. Connect the device

2. Wear the UV Goggle

3. Setup the treatment time

4. Time over, device finishes the treatment

Applications:

psoriasis

Vice psoriasis

Vitiligo

Eczema

Intractable eczema

Chronic eczema

Pityriasis rosea

Neurodermatitis

Atopic dermatitis

Skin pruritus

other skin disorders

Technical Parameter:

Eczema Treatment - UVB Phototherapy device safe and effecive for home use

Eczema treatment with UVB phototherapy device before after pic

FAQ:

What is Eczema?

Eczema is a very common condition which in some form, at some time, afflicts more than half the population. Eczema is simply an inflammation of the skin, which can have many causes, but regardless of the cause, the changes that occur in the skin are very similar. Often, the terms eczema and dermatitis are used interchangeably as dermatitis means, 'inflammation of the skin', hence they are are synonyms.

Eczema may be acute or abrupt in onset and last only a limited time or it may be slow in onset and persist for long periods of time. In acute eczema the skin is swollen, red and scaly and on examination under a microscope, large numbers of immune white blood cells are seen to be accumulated in the skin. In chronic eczema the skin is dry and scaly and as a result of scratching, it may become very thickened. Infiltration of the skin by immune white cells is also found in chronic eczema.

There has been much investigation of the mechanism and causes of eczema but unfortunately it remains a poorly understood disorder. We know there are several different causes of eczema, several of which are inherited, but how some abnormality of a gene is translated into the skin changes we see is unknown. It is important to distinguish between the differe