What should I do if my child has severe eczema?

Eczema is a skin disease. For many children, if they do not pay attention to hygiene during breastfeeding, feeding, defecation and urination, it will cause skin allergies, infections, etc., causing itchy skin symptoms. In such cases, we can only work hard on the children's hygiene. Parents need to do this job well. So what should we do if our children have eczema?

The causes of eczema are very complex, often resulting from the interaction of multiple internal and external factors, such as improper eating and chemical reactions. In addition, digestive diseases such as gastrointestinal dysfunction and metabolic abnormalities can also be triggers. Neurological factors and physical factors are also often related to this disease. Therefore, due to the complexity of the causes, the different cultural levels of patients and their ability to express their illnesses, coupled with the short consultation time of doctors, it is even more difficult to find the cause of the disease.

Some babies are allergic. Put small gloves on your baby to prevent him from scratching himself, and don't let him eat allergenic foods such as fish and shrimp. If you are still breastfeeding, you should also avoid eating similar allergenic foods. It will be fine after this period, which takes about half a month to a month. During this period, you should pay attention to the bite force of her diet and not let her eat any seafood products.

Babies with eczema should seek treatment from doctors who are patient and experts who will do their best to help patients find the cause of the disease. Eliminating the cause is the fundamental way to prevent and treat eczema. In addition, the method of medication is also very important, mainly topical medications, especially for patients with keratotic eczema. The affected area should be sealed after medication so that the medication can be absorbed and take effect.

Children are a vulnerable group and need a lot of care and attention in all aspects. You must never assume that children need to be independent. Children so young will not know how to pay attention to hygiene. Urination, defecation and the like need to be dealt with in a timely manner, otherwise they will cause problems if left untreated for a long time. Use diapers as little as possible and replace them with cotton cloth.