What to do if baby eczema keeps coming back

For parents, the most important thing is their baby. The baby's health is the most important. Some parents find that their baby has eczema. When their child has eczema, the parents will be very anxious. Some parents have heard that eating honeysuckle can effectively treat eczema. So is it true? Can honeysuckle really treat recurring eczema? Some specific contents are as follows:

Eczema is also known as dampness and toxins, wet sores, etc. Chinese medicine believes that it is caused by constitutional intolerance, dampness and toxins invading the skin; due to spleen dysfunction or insufficient blood circulation, heat and toxins are retained, resulting in blood deficiency, wind noise, wind noise, dampness and heat stagnation, and skin malnutrition. A pediatrician friend of mine told me that the baby's delicate skin should not be treated with ointments or baby creams containing chemicals as they can easily cause skin allergies. Infant eczema is a common skin disease in infancy. It is an allergic disease, and the exact cause is sometimes difficult to find. Baby eczema is usually called "milk rash". Milk eczema lesions often occur on the face, starting from the cheeks, gradually invading the forehead, between the eyebrows, and scalp, and recurring. In severe cases, the disease may spread to the neck, shoulder blades, or even the entire body. The lesions have various shapes, are mostly symmetrical in distribution, and can be mild or severe at times.

On the face, there are initially clustered or scattered erythema and papules; on the scalp or eyebrows, there are often greasy scales and shiny yellow crusts. In mild cases, there are only light red patches with a small amount of desquamation; in severe cases, there are erythema, blisters, erosions, and infiltrations, which continue to spread and expand. If scratched, rubbed, or washed excessively, the erosion will worsen and the exudation will increase. Secondary infection often occurs due to skin damage, causing nearby lymph node enlargement, accompanied by fever, loss of appetite, dry stools, red urine and other systemic symptoms. Children feel severe paroxysmal itching, especially when it is warm, so they often rub their heads and faces on the pillow or the mother's clothes, or scratch them with their hands, becoming irritable, crying and restless, which often affects their health and sleep. It usually occurs 1-3 months after birth and usually improves and heals within 1-2 years of age. A few may develop into eczema in children.

As for honeysuckle, it is not recommended that you let your children take it. Honeysuckle has a relatively strong medicinal effect and is not effective in treating recurrent eczema. If your baby has eczema, the first thing you need to do is to ensure that the baby has a clean living environment in the near future. Try to keep it as dry as possible. It will get better automatically after a while. ; " >M�>/0�fcn>