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Gambaran Farmakoterapi Pasien Dermatitis Seboroik Di Rsud Petala Bumi Di Provinsi Riau
Seborrheic dermatitis is a chronic, recurrent, papulosquamous skin disorder that
requires periodic treatment, appropriate management is needed so that the disease
remains in the remission phase. To obtain an overview of pharmacotherapy to see the
degree of severity based on treatment in seborrheic dermatitis patients at the Petala Bumi
Province Regional General Hospital Riau. This research is descriptive, using secondary
data. Men more often experience seborrheic dermatitis, namely 21 (55.3%), with the
highest age, namely >60 years (elderly), as many as 14 (36.8%). The most frequently used
drug class is the corticosteroid class, 43 (87.7%), with the most common type of
treatment, namely, a combination of topical corticosteroid, topical antifungal, and oral
antihistamine, 11 (22.4%). The most frequent use of systemic drugs was cetirizine tablets
31 (63.2%) to treat pruritus. The least use of systemic drugs was fluconazole and
itraconazole tablets 5 (10.2%), this shows that only a few severe degrees of seborrheic
dermatitis were found. The topical drugs most often used are mometasone furoate cream
and miconazole cream as treatments for mild seborrheic dermatitis. Seborrheic dermatitis
is most often located on the face with plaque efflorescence.
Keywords :Seborrheic Dermatitis, Drug Use Patterns
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