Baby's eczema heals and then recurs

One of the characteristics of eczema is that it is prone to recurrence. For babies, if they have eczema but do not receive good care and timely medication, it is easy for the disease to recur. This has a great impact on the child's health. After a child has eczema, they must receive good care. In addition, they must understand some dietary taboos and avoid eating foods that are likely to cause allergies. Let us learn about this aspect.

1. Improper care

Improper care, such as excessive use of strong alkaline soaps, excessive nutrition, and abnormal intestinal fermentation can also cause this disease. Some babies, especially in the neonatal period, are prone to seborrheic eczema because the mother's estrogen is passed to the fetus through the placenta, resulting in increased sebum in the newborn.

2. Dietary factors

Many babies are allergic to certain foods, so eczema is actually a skin allergy. Many breastfed children will experience this condition. Foods such as eggs, fish, and shrimp can cause allergies. If the mother eats too much, the baby will drink your milk and cause allergies, that is, eczema, so mothers must pay attention to eating less of these foods. If a baby who is not breastfed also develops eczema, it is very likely caused by the milk or milk powder that the baby drinks. Therefore, it is best to boil the milk or milk powder before drinking it, because the milk is sterilized at high temperature and is less likely to cause allergies.

3. Genetic factors

Infant eczema is the infancy manifestation of atopic dermatitis. Atopic dermatitis is also called atopic dermatitis, atopic eczema, hereditary allergic dermatitis, hereditary allergic eczema, etc., which is related to hereditary allergic constitution. If parents have allergic diseases such as asthma, urticaria, allergic rhinitis, etc., the child will have immunological abnormalities. The IgE content in the plasma of children with eczema is several to dozens of times higher than that of normal babies, which is determined by genetic genes. Some babies may develop other allergic diseases such as bronchial asthma or allergic rhinitis during or after eczema, which is closely related to hereditary allergic constitution.