Narrative review analyzes corticosteroid fear, its effects on treatment adherence, and educational strategies.
Atopic dermatitis (AD) is a prevalent chronic inflammatory skin disease worldwide, often accompanied by the complex progression of atopic conditions. This article reviews the current state of fear regarding corticosteroid treatment among patients with AD, analyzes the influencing factors and its impact on treatment adherence, integrates epidemiological data and pathogenesis, and examines the clinical advantages and limitations of corticosteroids in AD management. By critically evaluating the effectiveness of existing health education, psychological interventions, and personalized care strategies, this article aims to identify current research gaps and provide evidence-based guidance for optimizing standardized care pathways and improving patient outcomes.
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