Autoimmune Skin Conditions

Pets suffer from many problems that can affect their skin. functions of the skin as a barrier to protect the body against infection, ultraviolet light and dehydration. It is the largest organ of the body. health and function of the skin depends on the health and functioning of other organs in the body of your pet.

body organs are connected by a complex system if one fails, all fail! There are two types of diseases that affect the skin, primary and secondary. primary conditions affecting the skin directly, such as fleas. Secondary diseases are those that initially involve other organs and affect the skin following the affected organs. Some common diseases that affect the skin and a brief description of their treatment.

Hot Spots (Acute Moist Dermatitis): The hot spots are most often caused by trauma itself and the result is an infection that occurs when your pet tries to relieve pain or itching. To treat and clean affected areas, using topical and antibiotics, and / or anti-inflammatory drugs.

External parasites: mites, fleas and ticks. These parasites penetrate the skin and bacterial infections can occur in the epidermis. They may in some cases, lead to allergic diseases. The diagnosis can be achieved through observation and according to the state, the microscopic examination of smears of the skin may be necessary. Treatment depends on the parasitic infestation, they generally include anti-parasitic and anti-parasitic shampoos.

Allergic Dermatitis Inhalation: It is a skin condition that causes excessive itching, it is the result of allergies, usually due to microscopic particles in the air. Diagnosis is determined by the clinical presentation, and is isolated by the absence of other problems such as ectoparasites. Treatment can vary, but generally includes dietary supplements, antihistamines or steroids, and often for a long time. Shampoos and rinses may also be useful.

Hypodermal: hypodermis comprises a large area of infected skin that leads to the formation of pus. The treatment is similar to hot spots, but it is generally longer term than the hot spots. Shampoos and rinses may be helpful.

Autoimmune Diseases of the skin: There are several auto-immune diseases of the skin and the foundation of diagnosis is surgical biopsy. Treatment includes a combination of dietary supplements, steroids and drugs for immune modulation.

Fungal infections: The most common fungal infections is Ring Worm. Diagnosis is made by taking a culture of organisms, and / or microscopic examination of smears of the skin. Blood tests may also be necessary to identify antibodies. Treatment options include topical medications and antifungals. The use of antifungal shampoos and rinses may be necessary as well.

Food Allergies: Food allergies are very common in animals and appear as skin problems. Food allergies are usually diagnosed by eliminating other possible conditions. The treatment is to feed a hypoallergenic diet for six weeks or more.

Secondary diseases of the skin: skin diseases include hypothyroidism secondary common condition. They are diagnosed by blood tests from the scene to identify the underlying disease. Diagnosis often requires more biopsies and in extreme cases of X-rays Results of successful treatment of the underlying problem in most cases in improving skin conditions.

Derm-IonX is designed to alleviate the conditions of the skin of your pet, such as cuts, sores, rashes and infections. Derm-IonX can be used topically or orally, which is easier to administer to your four-legged loved one! Find your pet has a skin disease can be scary, but fortunately Derm-IonX can help your pet find relief from their condition.