What is the reason for acne on baby's forehead?

Acne is a common phenomenon in our body in our lives. Not only adults will get acne, but even our babies will get acne. Many babies have acne on their foreheads. What kind of phenomenon is this? Acne on the baby's forehead is a very common skin disease. It may be related to the environment or caused by physical illness. Let's take a closer look at the real reason.

Acne on children's faces is caused by excessive sebum secretion due to the influence of the mother's adrenal cortex hormones. As sebum secretion increases, the hair epithelium will keratinize and the hair ducts will narrow, causing sebum to be retained and thus forming acne symptoms. Babies with intertrigo should pay special attention to cleaning the skin folds. When taking a bath, the shower gel must be rinsed off. After washing, wipe the moisture off the baby's body and apply non-oily moisturizer to avoid hindering the normal breathing of the skin.

You can also consider childhood eczema, which is an allergic skin disease. The main cause is intolerance or allergy to ingested, inhaled or contacted substances

Suggestions: For mild cases, external medication is the main treatment. For moderate cases, oral medication can be used to treat and prevent infection. Baby eczema cream, indigo powder, calamine lotion, etc. can be used. Keep the skin clean, avoid irritation, pay attention to diet, and also consider that this is early eczema. The weather is drier in winter, so dry eczema is prone to occur. In the early stage, it is just a few spots. The baby will turn red when it is hot, cries, or takes a bath. Apply more moisturizer.

It may also be that skin allergies are one of the most common reasons for small red pimples on the baby's face. As long as the allergens are eliminated, the small red pimples will disappear naturally. For example, my baby also had small red bumps on his face some time ago. Later, I thought it was probably because the snake plant in the backyard bloomed a few days ago. I took my baby there to play, and because of the pollen allergy, I cut off the flowers of the snake plant. After two days, the baby's small red bumps were completely healed. For baby's skin allergies, I suggest that it is best not to use anti-allergic drugs. The purpose can be achieved as long as the allergens are found and eliminated. Frequent use of medications is not good for babies. As long as the baby is well protected and the skin is kept clean and dry, there will generally be no problems.

It turns out that all of the above reasons can cause our baby to get acne. We parents must not panic or be afraid. In fact, this is a common phenomenon. But what we need to learn is to analyze specific problems specifically and find out the real reason for the acne on the baby’s forehead. Only then can we prescribe the right medicine and achieve the best effect to help our baby stay away from the trouble of acne.