How to deal with baby's scrotal eczema

Scrotal eczema is a common disease. This type of disease is relatively complicated. After suffering from scrotal eczema, patients need timely treatment. Drugs for treating scrotal eczema are a good choice. They are very effective in alleviating the disease. However, during the treatment of scrotal eczema, patients must pay attention to their diet. At this time, irritating foods cannot be chosen. So what should I do if my baby has scrotal eczema? The following is a detailed introduction.

How to deal with baby's scrotal eczema:

Eczema is a common disease in infancy, commonly known as "milk ringworm" and medically known as allergic dermatosis. The cause of this disease is complex. The internal cause is mainly related to the fact that the stratum corneum of the skin is thinner, the capillary network is rich, the endothelium contains more water and chloride, and the skin is sensitive to various stimuli. Therefore, obese or allergic infants are more susceptible to the disease.

The most direct and most important way to improve scrotal eczema is to choose healthy and comfortable underwear, because underwear is in close contact with the baby all day long.

Precautions

Underwear should be loose and comfortable, preferably made of pure cotton. Do not wear tight underwear. Change and wash your underwear promptly, especially after exercise.

In terms of diet, eat more fresh vegetables and fruits, and do not eat or eat less fishy and spicy food.

If you have scrotal itching, you should actively seek treatment and avoid excessive scratching or scalding, especially with soapy water.

Scrotal eczema often affects the entire scrotum, causing severe itching in the affected area, with a long course of disease, repeated attacks, and repeated failure to heal. In the acute phase, there may be various changes such as papules, blisters, pustules, erosions, exudation, and scabs.

After understanding what to do with baby's scrotal eczema, when the baby has such a disease, timely treatment should be given. However, it should be noted that during the treatment of baby's scrotal eczema, the baby should be given comprehensive care, and if the baby has abnormal physical manifestations, the baby should also undergo various physical examinations so that some understanding of the baby's condition can be obtained.