How to treat dermatitis in babies?

Dermatitis is a common disease in children. Some children have mild symptoms, but some children have more serious symptoms. Therefore, you need to make a judgment based on the specific situation of your child. At the same time, most dermatitis is caused by the external environment, so you must pay attention to whether the environment where the child often moves is clean and hygienic, or whether the clothes he wears are clean and hygienic.

In daily life, allergic dermatitis is a skin disease caused by allergies. Allergic dermatitis is mainly caused by the human body's contact with allergens, resulting in symptoms such as skin itching, redness, swelling, and peeling. People who are prone to allergies are the best candidates for allergic dermatitis.

Allergic dermatitis is an inflammatory reaction of the skin caused by many factors. There are two main types of common allergic dermatitis: contact dermatitis and cosmetic dermatitis. Allergic reactions caused by different pathogenic factors are different.

There are many types of irritants that can cause contact dermatitis:

1. Various animal furs, some animals such as bees, jellyfish, dung, mites, butterflies, moths, etc.;.

2. Chemical substances. Most contact dermatitis is caused by chemical irritants, such as drugs, dyes, detergents, oils, cosmetics, chemical fibers, plastic products, chemical raw materials, contraceptive devices, watch straps, nail polish, etc.

3. Plants, mainly including mustard, croton, garlic, nettle, pyrethrum, etc. The morphology, range and severity of skin lesions in patients with contact dermatitis depend on the type, nature and concentration of the contact substance, the duration of contact, the contact site and area, and the degree of the body's response to the irritant.

The above methods are very helpful for treating baby's dermatitis. Parents can watch them carefully and choose the method suitable for their baby to practice. The effect is also very good. At the same time, it may also be caused by the baby's physical condition. If this is the case, it is best to take the child to the hospital for examination and treatment.

Mild patients have local skin congestion with clear light blood spots on the edges; severe patients develop papules, blisters (or large scars), erosions, exudation, etc. on the basis of erythema. In mild cases, patients will feel burning and itching, while in severe cases, they will feel pain.