What should I do if my baby has allergies at the corners of his mouth? Parents need to understand these methods

When the baby has allergies at the corners of the mouth, parents must know the correct approach, such as making reasonable adjustments in diet, giving the baby light food, letting the baby drink more water, cleaning the allergic area, and using medication under the doctor's advice.

1. Pay attention to nutritional balance. You can eat more milk, freshwater fish, soy products, fresh vegetables and fruits to enhance skin resistance. Avoid eating saltwater fish, shrimp, crab and other foods that may cause allergies. You can use oxidative new ointment to remove the cause as soon as possible, avoid further contact, use all allergens or irritants with caution, avoid scratching, soap and hot water washing. It is recommended to take the medicine under the guidance of a doctor!

2. It is recommended to drink more water and eat a light diet. It is recommended to take oral anti-allergic drugs such as chlorpheniramine, vitamin C, calcium gluconate, and external hormone ointments such as Eucerin. (Hormone should not be used for a long time). After treatment, you will gradually recover, so don't worry. Try to avoid external irritants and local irritation in daily life. Do not eat sour, spicy dishes or other irritating foods. During the attack period, avoid eating yellow croaker, shrimp, seafood and other foods that are prone to allergies.

3. The child has allergies at the corners of the mouth. This is probably because the child is allergic to milk, which leads to milk addiction and eczema. Therefore, you can eat some beneficial bacteria such as Mommy Love or Biostime (beneficial bacteria are not medicine and can be eaten frequently) to improve the baby's gastrointestinal system. Once the baby's gastrointestinal system becomes more complete, the eczema will improve. If you have eczema, use Yumeijing Children's Facial Cream, it is very effective in treating eczema!

4. Allergies at the corners of the baby’s mouth may be caused by eczema or it may be caused by milk powder. Zinc oxide ointment and a moisturizing children's lotion can be used alternately. If your child drools a lot, you need to wipe the saliva away in time. If your child is fed with milk powder, you may consider changing the milk powder. If necessary, give your child hydrolyzed protein milk for a period of time. After the allergy is eliminated, switch to semi-hydrolyzed protein milk powder, and then slowly switch back to regular milk powder.