EFFICACY OF A COMBINATION OF ETIOPATHOGENETIC THERAPY AND TOPICAL DERMATOLOGICAL MEDICATIONS IN CHILDREN WITH SKIN-INTESTINAL ALLERGY

Abstract

The allergic diseases and diseases of the gastrointestinal tract are rapidly changing the allergy trends upwards. 66 children with diseases of gastrointestinal tract (GIT) were examined. Of which, 23 children had atopic dermatitis and 43 had skin and intestinal forms of food allergies. The article describes the clinical manifestations of skin syndrome and presents allergological and immunological examination results. The skin syndrome was treated along with the treatment of the underlying disease. Treatment with topical medications was an obligatory and important part of the combination treatment. Skin-cap 0,2% cream was used as the basic therapy of skin syndrome. Skin-cap 0,2% cream is also supposed to be used for other forms of dermatoses.

Keywords

• allergies
• food sensitization
• atopic dermatitis
• allergic dermatoses
• immunoglobulins
• protein filaggrin
• skin-intestinal allergy
• skin-cap cream as basic therapy