Causes of eczema scabs on baby's face

Every time a baby is born, he or she will experience eczema. The so-called infant eczema is a red rash on the baby's skin, and the baby will feel different degrees of skin ulceration and other symptoms, which will cause the baby to cry. These make many mothers very anxious. So what should we do if the baby has eczema scabs on his or her face, and how can we prevent it in life?

1 The first part to appear is the cheek (small red rash), followed by the forehead, neck and chest.

2 The small red rashes turn into small blisters, which ooze water after bursting and then form yellow scabs. Over and over again.

Why does ringworm occur?

Milk ringworm is a skin allergy phenomenon. The exact pathogenesis is still unclear. Milk ringworm phenomenon generally indicates the following two problems:

1. Allergens are present in food. Formula milk is made from cow's milk, so bottle-fed babies are more likely to develop eczema. Breastfeeding is more likely to occur after the mother consumes seafood and milk.

2 The baby has an allergic constitution. This type of infant is more likely to develop rhinitis, asthma, etc.

What should we pay attention to in our daily life?

Mild eczema generally does not require any treatment. Pay attention to keeping the skin clean and dry, avoid scratching, sun exposure and other irritations, and wear soft, clean and loose clothes.

If the eczema is obvious, you need to use ointments containing corticosteroids appropriately under the guidance of a doctor, and take anti-allergic drugs such as chlorpheniramine and calcium gluconate orally when necessary.

How to care for babies with milk ringworm

1. Wash your face and take a bath with warm water to keep your skin clean.

2 Choose pure cotton underwear.

3 Trim your baby's nails frequently to prevent him from scratching the affected area.

4 The indoor temperature should not be too high, otherwise it will aggravate the itching of milk ringworm.

In the above article, we learned about eczema scabs on the baby's face. First of all, after the eczema is almost healed, scabs will slowly form on the face. At this time, careful care must be taken to prevent water droplets from appearing in the scabs, which may be transmitted to other places.