쇼그렌증후군의 치료
Glandular manifestation | ||
Dry eye
| Avoid | Smoking areas, windy, low humidity environment, drugs with anticholinergic action, diuretics |
Lubrication | Artificial tears without preservatives, bicarbonate-buffered elec-trolyte solutions | |
Local stimulation | Cyclic adenosine mono-phosphate, cyclosporine 2% olive solu-tion | |
Systemic stimulation | Pilocarpine (5 mg twice daily orally); convimetine (30 mg twice daily orally) | |
Severe dry eyes | Nasolacrimal duct occlusion (temporary or permanent); soft con-tact lenses; corneal transplantation | |
Dry mouth
| Oral hygiene after each meal Topical application of fluoride |
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Lubrication | Water | |
Local stimulation | Sugar-free, flavored lozenges or gum | |
Systemic stimulation | As for dry eyes | |
Oral candidiasis | Topical nystatin or clotrimazole lozenges | |
Parotid gland enlargement | Apply | Local wet heat |
Treat superinfection | Antibiotics, analgesics | |
Persistent, hard | Rule out lymphoma | |
Extraglandular manifestation | ||
Arthritis | Hydroxychloroquine (200~400 mg/d) or Methotrexate (0.2-0.3 mg/kg body weight weekly) plus Prednisolone (10 mg daily orally) |
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Raynaud’s phenomenon | Cold protection: gloves Nifedipine (10 mg twice daily) |
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Renal tubular acidosis | Bicarbonate replacement |
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Vasculitis | Standard treatment |
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lymphoma | CHOP + anti-CD 20 |
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