Neurodermatitis treatment by UVB phototherapy Ultraviolet B light therapy
 
Ultraviolet B light (broadband) has also been used in the treatment of eczema but it is less effective than PUVA therapy. Narrow-band UVB phototherapy, a new treatment for eczema is more effective than broadband UVB, and will clear many patients with eczema. It is a useful alternative to PUVA therapy.
 
UVB Phototherapy has three advantages over topical cortisone steroid ointments and creams. First, a successful response to phototherapy results in a return of the skin to a normal appearance without symptoms whereas cortisone treatment only produces a partial suppression of the eczema. Second, once controlled, infrequent maintenance treatment is usually sufficient to maintain a clear state whereas cortisone treatment usually has to be used daily. Finally, phototherapy does away with the bother of applying potions and lotions to the skin.
 
 
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.D imension: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
 
 
 
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Neurodermatitis treatment by UVB phototherapy Ultraviolet B light therapy

 

 
FAQ:
 
what is Neurodermatitis ?
This is a term used rather loosely to refer to several types of eczema. Chronic neurodermatitis usually consists of a single patch of eczema with marked thickening of the skin located on the nape of the neck, the back of a leg or the outer aspect of an arm. Another form of neurodermatitis consists of nodules in the skin which are scattered over all parts of the body.
 
The hallmark of neurodermatitis is intense itching and the consequent scratching of the skin results in the thickening of the skin and the formation of nodules. The name neurodermatitis implies that nerves have something to do with this condition, but there is no evidence that the nerves in the skin or nervous stress have anything to do with the cause of this type of eczema.
 
How to treat Neurodermatitis?
With proper use, phototherapy is one of the most common and successful methods for treating eczema and gaining relief, without the side effects of drugs or steroids. Doctors may suggest either UVA (Ultraviolet A) light combined with the drug psoralen, or UVB (Ultraviolet B) light when prescribing phototherapy treatment.
 
The UVB light produced by UVB phototherapy equipment provides an eczema treatment either at your dermatologist’s office, or in the privacy of your own home and can be used for different types of this skin condition including facial flare-ups.
 
 
 
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