Contact dermatitis as a result of the aggression of the environment. How to treat?



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Background. To estimate the efficiency, tolerability of mometasone furoate cream «Momat» in treating of allergic contact dermatitis. Methods. There were involved 42 patients suffering from allergic contact dermatitis. The patients were applying mometasone furoate cream 1 time per day during 2-3 weeks according to the submitted written instructions. Index SCOREPI (SCOre de Reparation de l’EPIderme) and 5D-scale assessment of pruritus (index shows changes in the sensation of pruritus over time) have been used as the methods of estimation of the efficiency of therapy. Results. In 98% of participants compliance with prescribed therapy was achieved. This corresponds to a global data about the impact of various factors on adherence of patients suffering from allegic contact dermatitis. Researchers evaluated the tolerability of «Momat» cream as «good» in the majority of cases and «very good» or «excellent» in 93% of patients. Conclusion. According to the study it can be concluded that application of «Momat» cream once a day during 2 weeks is effective and safe.

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Y K Kuznetsova

Sechenov First Moscow State Medical University

Email: julkuz1008@yandex.ru

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