This paper provides a comprehensive review of the research progress and application of skin care ointments in the treatment of chronic eczema. Chronic eczema, a prevalent and frequently recurring inflammatory skin condition, significantly impacts patients’ quality of life. While traditional therapeutic agents, such as compound triamcinolone acetonide cream, demonstrate certain efficacy, they also present limitations. Skin care ointments, with their distinct advantages, have garnered increasing attention in the treatment of chronic eczema. This article details the pathogenesis of chronic eczema, the characteristics and limitations of conventional therapeutic drugs, and primarily discusses the mechanisms of action, clinical application outcomes, and future research directions of skin care ointments. The aim is to provide a more comprehensive theoretical foundation and treatment strategy for the clinical management of chronic eczema.
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