소아의 아토피피부염 관리 실태
Management of Children with Atopic Dermatitis
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Purpose : The main purpose of this descriptive survey study was to describe the current therapies used for the children with atopic dermatitis. Methods : The data were collected from 933 children with atopic dermatitis whose ages under 12 years and who had been diagnosed with atopic dermatitis for over one year. Results : Moisturizer was the most frequent prescription from hospitals and immune modulator was the most satisfactory therapy. The most common cause of non-compliance was the concern about the side effects of drug such as steroid. In addition, 71.5% of children reported previous or current use of alternative therapy and most common source of information on alternative therapy was mass media. Conclusion : Various therapies have been utilized for management of atopic dermatitis and the use of alternative therapy is in common place in Korea. It is suggested for all care providers to be more aware of alternative therapies.
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Purpose : The main purpose of this descriptive survey study was to describe the current therapies used for the children with atopic dermatitis. Methods : The data were collected from 933 children with atopic dermatitis whose ages under 12 years and who had been diagnosed with atopic dermatitis for over one year. Results : Moisturizer was the most frequent prescription from hospitals and immune modulator was the most satisfactory therapy. The most common cause of non-compliance was the concern about the side effects of drug such as steroid. In addition, 71.5% of children reported previous or current use of alternative therapy and most common source of information on alternative therapy was mass media. Conclusion : Various therapies have been utilized for management of atopic dermatitis and the use of alternative therapy is in common place in Korea. It is suggested for all care providers to be more aware of alternative therapies.
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