What should I do if my four-month-old baby has eczema on his head?

Eczema is a common skin disease. In many cases, eczema can be cured and can heal itself without medication. Of course, this situation only applies to adults. After all, adults' bodies are very strong and their skin has a certain degree of resistance. If it happens to a baby, this may not be the case. So, what should you do if your four-month-old baby has eczema on his head?

Most mothers believe that eczema will not spread to the head, and since babies’ hair is not long, it is impossible for bacteria to hide in it. It is because of this mentality that the eczema on the baby's head will slowly develop into a stubborn disease. I once had a friend's child who had eczema on his head. When I found that the baby had eczema on his head, some of the hair on his scalp had already begun to fall off. However, it was only when the disease became so serious that I started using products to remove eczema, and recovery was very slow.

Therefore, parents must not underestimate the baby's head, as it is also one of the important places where eczema is prone to occur. The earlier eczema is detected, the easier it is to get rid of. If a three and a half month old baby has eczema on his head, it is best to use a baby-specific eczema cream as soon as possible. Pafuo Zhenfu Cream is gentle and additive-free, extracted from natural ingredients, has no side effects at all, and is very suitable for treating baby eczema. Because eczema is a more stubborn skin problem, you must be patient during the medication process, insist on using the medication correctly, and don't give up halfway.

If a three and a half month old baby has eczema on his head, you should pay special attention to the cleanliness of the baby's head. The baby's hair should be kept as short as possible. Long hair can easily breed bacteria, which is not conducive to the treatment of eczema. Therefore, it is important to cut your baby's hair short. If your baby sweats a lot, it is best to wash your baby's hair every day. The baby's shampoo must be specially designed for infants and young children. Adult products are highly irritating and are not suitable for babies.

If the baby is breastfed at this stage, the mother's diet must be light. Spicy and irritating foods will aggravate the discomfort of eczema, so mothers are best to eat less of these foods. Fresh fruits and vegetables are better for the baby's skin and body, so you can eat more of them.

If your baby has eczema on his head, try not to expose his head directly to the sun. If you go out, try not to cover your baby with a thick hat unless it is too cold. A stuffy scalp is very detrimental to the recovery of eczema. It is best to keep the baby at a suitable temperature, coupled with careful care, which will be of great help in removing eczema.