Дозы и схемы применения ацикловира у детей
| Международное непатентованное наименование | Пероральное применение | Внутривенное введение | Длительность применения |
| Ацикловир | 200 мг 5 раз в сутки детям старше 2 лет, по 100 мг 5 раз в сутки детям младше 2 лет | 5–10мг на кг массы тела в сутки каждые 8 часов | в течение 10 дней |
Меры профилактики вторичного инфицирования:
- избегать длительного применения антибактериальных препаратов для наружного применения с целью исключения развития бактериальной резистентности;
- избегать загрязнения препаратов для наружного применения:
o тубы с мазями не должны храниться открытыми;
o при нанесении кремов необходимо соблюдать гигиенические процедуры – использование чистых спонжей, удаление остатков крема с поверхности банки.
Требования к результатам лечения
- клиническая ремиссия заболевания;
- восстановление утраченной трудоспособности;
- улучшение качества жизни пациентов с АтД.
Тактика при отсутствии эффекта от лечения
Дополнительное обследование для подтверждения правильности диагноза и выявления наиболее значимых для пациента триггерных факторов.
ПРОФИЛАКТИКА
- постоянный базовый уход за кожей;
- элиминация провоцирующих факторов;
- назначение пробиотиков дополнительно к основному питанию матерей с отягощенным аллергологическим анамнезом (в последние недели беременности) и/или новорожденным с риском развития атопии в течение первых месяцев жизни (А) [87-89].
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