Handbook of Systemic Drug Treatment in Dermatology

Description

Prescription pharmaceuticals known as systemic meds function across the entire body. They are typically used for those with mild to moderate psoriasis and psoriatic arthritis. Drugs for treating systemic psoriasis are administered intravenously, orally, or as liquid pills (National Psoriasis Foundation). This book offers a thorough introduction to the use of systemic medications in dermatology, bringing practicing dermatologists and pharmacologists up to speed with the most recent medications available as well as new recommendations for prescription and monitoring of existing medications. The management of various medication kinds' typical and uncommon adverse effects is covered in the text. In addition, the FDA's approval is covered in the last chapter. Major Points Detailed information about systemic medication usage in dermatology explains the most recent medications on the market and updated prescription and monitoring criteria for prescription medications. It includes the treatment of adverse effects and a variety of pharmacological kinds. More than 120 drawings and tables are also included.