How long does it take for baby eczema to heal?

In fact, many children are very concerned about changes in their bodies. It is very important to choose the appropriate treatment method according to the changes in the body. In particular, many children will experience eczema after birth. Afterwards, they may be scratched locally, leaving large scabs. After the scabs fall off, the color of the skin will become different. How long will it take for the baby's eczema scabs to heal? This is a problem that many people are concerned about.

Diet and health care

1. Eczema Diet Therapy (The following information is for reference only, please consult a doctor for details)

(1) Barley and red bean decoction: 30 grams of barley and 15 grams of red beans, add water and cook until the beans are soft, add sugar as needed, and take in the morning and evening.

(2) Purslane decoction: 30-60g of fresh purslane, decocted in water, taken several times a day, and can be used for external washing.

(3) Winter melon soup: 250 grams of winter melon with skin, cut into pieces, and cook into soup.

(4) Cucumber decoction: Add 30 grams of cucumber peel to water and boil for 3 minutes. Add appropriate amount of sugar and take three times a day in divided doses.

(5) Mung bean and kelp porridge: 30 grams of mung beans, 50 grams of soaked kelp, appropriate amount of brown sugar, and appropriate amount of glutinous rice. Boiled green beans

Preventive Care

1. The principle of prevention and treatment is mainly to reduce the inducing factors of the disease and alleviate or relieve the symptoms.

2. Try to avoid all external stimuli, such as wearing soft and loose clothes, and do not wear wool or chemical fiber clothes directly against the skin. Minimize inhalation of dust and avoid contact with animals such as cats and dogs. Prevent children from scratching their skin due to itching.

3. Protect the skin to prevent infection, but avoid excessive skin cleansing, especially bathing with hot water, strong alkaline soap or disinfectant, which may aggravate skin irritation. Clothes, diapers and other clothing should be changed and washed frequently to keep the skin clean.

4. Adjust the diet reasonably, avoid eating allergic foods, insist on breastfeeding, add complementary foods in time, and avoid irritating foods.

5. Pay attention to the child's digestive function, keep bowel movements smooth and prevent constipation. Digestive aids can be used.