What are the dangers of using plasters for children’s eczema?

Eczema is one of the most common diseases in life. There are many methods that can be used to treat eczema clinically, such as oral medications or topical ointments and so on. Therefore, many parents choose to use topical ointments for their children with eczema, but after applying them for a few days, the condition does not improve at all. This illustrates a problem. What are the hazards of children applying plasters? What side effects will it cause?

Does baby eczema cream have side effects?

The main ingredients of baby eczema cream include pure herbal essences such as Sophora flavescens, Folium Isatidis, Fructus Kochiae, and Peel of White Moss. It is a pure Chinese medicine preparation, so there will be no obvious toxic side effects, and it does not contain hormones. It can be used safely for babies with eczema.

In addition to using eczema cream to treat baby eczema, you should also pay attention to the following points:

Parents should always pay attention to changes in temperature and humidity around the baby. Babies with contact dermatitis should especially avoid exposing their skin to cold wind or strong sunlight. In summer, after your baby sweats during exercise, you should wipe off his sweat carefully; when the weather is cold and dry, you should apply anti-allergic non-oily moisturizer to your baby. In addition to paying attention to weather changes, parents should not let their babies wear clothes that are easy to irritate the skin, such as wool, silk, nylon, etc.

Make appropriate adjustments in care and feeding. When adding complementary foods, pigeon eggs, cod, animal liver powder, papaya, mango, pineapple, and kiwi are allergenic foods and their addition should be postponed. Try adding them little by little after the eczema is alleviated.

If the baby is allergic to egg white, you can give him egg yolk alone (there is a thin film between the cooked egg white and the yolk, which is ovomucoid, which can easily cause allergies and must be peeled off), or start with a small amount of egg white and then gradually increase the amount; if the baby is allergic to breast milk, the mother can temporarily eat less or no milk, eggs and other foods, because some children can also develop eczema due to allergic substances in breast milk. In order to avoid excessive fluid accumulation in the baby's body and aggravate the condition, the sick child's food should contain less salt. If the baby is constipated, honey or laxatives may be given as appropriate to prevent allergic food from staying in the intestines for too long.