Leukotriene antagonists and calcineurin inhibitors in the management of atopic dermatitis

A mother brings her seven month old son who is otherwise well, with complaints of an itchy rash on the neck for the past one and a half months. The child had a similar rash on his legs behind the knees, which responded well to local steroid application. The mother has been applying 0.5% hydrocortisone on the baby's neck twice daily along with emollients for the past one month. She is now inquiring about other options for treatment

Adolescent with Primary Amenorrhoea

Primary amenorrhoea is usually the result of genetic and anatomic abnormality. A focused medical history, a directed physical examination and appropriate diagnostic tests are needed to diagnose the underlying cause. Chromosomal abnormalities are the most common cause for primary amenorrhoea, however other causes should also be considered. Treatment for disorders of primary amenorrhoea is determined by the underlying cause