The Case Study of Lactobacillus mixture culture fluid on Atopic dermatitis

Jo Eul-Hwa; Kim Tae-Keun; Hong Su-Jung; Jung Do-Yean; Hwang Seng-Yean; Ahn Seong-Hun; Eul-Hwa, Jo; Tae-Keun, Kim; Su-Jung, Hong; Do-Yean, Jung; Seng-Yean, Hwang; Seong-Hun, Ahn

doi:10.13048/jkm.15026

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Eul-Hwa, Tae-Keun, Su-Jung, Do-Yean, Seng-Yean, and Seong-Hun: The Case Study of Lactobacillus mixture culture fluid on Atopic dermatitis

Case Report

The Journal of Korean Oriental Medicine 2015; 36(3): 135-143.

DOI: https://doi.org/10.13048/jkm.15026

The Case Study of Lactobacillus mixture culture fluid on Atopic dermatitis

Jo Eul-Hwa¹, Kim Tae-Keun², Hong Su-Jung², Jung Do-Yean³, Hwang Seng-Yean⁴, Ahn Seong-Hun¹

¹Department of Meridians and Acupoints, College of Korean Medicine, Wonkwang University

²Line-Me Clinic Center

³Microbial Institute for Fermination Industry

⁴Korea Bio Medical Science institute

Correspondence to: 안성훈(Ahn Seong-Hun), 전북 익산시 신용동 344-2 원광대학교 한의과대학 경혈학교실, Tel: +82-63-850-6983, Fax: +82-63-857-6458, E-mail: drpoint@wku.ac.kr

Received August 16, 2015 Revised September 23, 2015 Accepted September 24, 2015

Abstract

Objectives:

Recently lactic acid formulation was known as the adjuvant therapy on atopic dermatitis(AD) symptoms because of little side effects. In this study, it was studied that Lactobacillus mixed culture appliment was effective on not on AD symptoms.

Methods:

The case-photos 30–40 times of AD symptoms from case were observed with literatures. The case-photos were acquired with environmental AD dermatitis experience program which is conducted in SUNCHANG RESERCH INSTITUTE OF HEALTH AND LONGEVITY from 2014.01 to 2014.08. Experience applicants were limited the oral administration and chemical external administration.

Results:

Lactobacillus mixed culture appliment was effective because of the mitigation or disappearance of AD primary symptoms like pruritus, erythema, edema, effusion, dry skin, scaly, scab etc. AD symptom degree was dependent on lactobacillus mixed culture appliment times, and classified as Reaction Period (RAP), Reduction Period (RDP), Efection Period (EP), Reproduction Period (RPP) on a single mixed culture appliment time.

And AD symptoms which were appeared in RPP were classified as Rebound Period (RBP), Effection Period (EP), Subclinical Period (SCP).

Conclusions:

Lactobacillus mixed culture appliment is considered to be useful for AD symptoms and is estimated to be effective by different mechanism with oral administration or steroid ointment application. Lactobacillus mixed culture appliment is expected to induce a synergistic effects on AD symptom reliefs with the other oral administration.

Keywords: Atopic Dermatitis, Lactobacillus mixted culture, skin administration

Fig. 1.

The SCORAD index of 3 case with Lactobacillus mixture culture appliments

Fig. 2.

The atopy dermatitis symptoms cycle after Lactobacillus mixture culture single appliment

RAP; reaction period, RDP; reduction period, EP; effection period, RPP; reproduction period

Symptom lever line made by hands to depend on observer.

Fig. 3.

The atopy dermatitis symptoms expression degrees on RPP after Lactobacillus mixture culture appliments

RBP; rebound period, EP; effection period, SCP; subclinical period Symptom lever line made by hands to depend on pictures.

Table 1.

Compositions of herbal mixture extracts

Ingredient	Contents(%)
인삼(Ginseng)	13%
황기(Scutellaria baicalensis)	13%
감초(Licorice)	18%
흑축(Pharbitis seed)	13%
녹차(Camellia sinesis)	13%
노회(Aloe succotrina)	30%

Table 2.

1^st cases in skin coating treatment with lactobacillus mixture culture fluid on atopic dermatitis in buttock

횟수 부위	0회	4회	25회
둔 부

Table 3.

2^nd cases in skin coating treatment with lactobacillus mixture culture fluid on atopic dermatitis in ankle

횟수 부위	0회	17회	26회
족 과 부

Table 4.

3^rd cases in skin coating treatment with lactobasillus mixture culture fluid on atopic dermatitis in face

횟수 부위	0회	3회	32회
안 면 부

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