How to care for baby's facial eczema

When summer comes, many babies will easily develop facial eczema due to the hot and dry weather. This phenomenon will cause children to scratch all the time, which can easily cause eczema to spread or even cause infection. So how should we deal with baby facial eczema?

1. Do not use hot water to wash your baby's face. Use warm water instead. Do not apply any skin care products on the face afterwards.

2. You can apply "Fuxin Cream" on baby's eczema, but remember not to apply it if the baby scratches it, as this will hurt the baby. But you can only apply it twice a day. Don't apply it more than that. Frequent use will cause your skin to darken.

3. If you are feeding your baby yourself, try to avoid talking about shrimps, fish and other things. If your baby eats by himself, you should also avoid talking about these things. However, for the sake of the baby's good eating, I am still willing to feed him these things, because nutrition is so important, and I don't care about the issue of face.

4. Don’t keep your baby too warm, as this will aggravate his eczema.

1. Find out if you have any food allergies, especially to milk, egg white, fish, and shrimp.

2. The baby's skin is relatively tender and has poor resistance, so keep the area clean to avoid infection.

Commonly used internal medicines include vitamin B complex, vitamin C, etc. Antibiotics are also needed if secondary infection occurs.

3. The topical medication should be determined according to the condition of skin lesions. When there is watery erosion or redness and swelling, use a 2% boric acid aqueous solution for wet compresses. After the exudation and erosion disappear, use eczema cream.

4. Do not get vaccinated against smallpox during an eczema outbreak.

From the above article, we learned that babies do not really need some physical methods. In life, we also understand that in daily diet, children should not be fed seafood products such as shrimps. This is the only way to prevent and care for eczema in children.