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How do you manage polymorphic light eruption (PMLE)?
Answer from: at Community Practice
It depends on the severity and frequency of the case but typically:
strict photoprotection with sunscreen, UPF clothing, etc.,
topical steroids bid starting the day before planned sun exposure and continuing for a week or two,
intermittent prednisone course (best for my patients who flare the s...
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Answer from: at Community Practice
Heliocare prophylactically. I’ve found it to be quite helpful for patients who don’t want to be on plaquenil.
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at St. John's Episcopal Hospital
I agree. Also, I start Zyrtec 1 week before.
I agree. Also, I start Zyrtec 1 week before.
Answer from: at Academic Institution
I agree with the above but will add that hardening with nbUVB leading in to spring and/or vacations in sunny climates can be extremely helpful.
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at Geisinger Commonwealth Medical College
For patients who flare at the beginning of the "su...
For patients who flare at the beginning of the "su...
at North Atlanta Dermatology Duluth
Niacinamide 500 mg QD or BID works quite well. The...
Niacinamide 500 mg QD or BID works quite well. The...