Baby's scalp eczema scabs?

The baby's skin is relatively delicate, and a little carelessness will lead to eczema on the skin. Eczema can cause great harm to the baby. Young people in today's society are under a lot of pressure. Most parents are busy with work and have no time to manage their children. This can easily worsen the child's eczema. If the baby's eczema has scabs, it is best not to let the child scratch it with his hands, otherwise it will aggravate the condition.

In fact, when a mother sees her baby suffering from eczema, she feels particularly uncomfortable. Especially when mothers see some babies scratching their faces with their hands, they always feel anxious for the babies. At this time, mothers will try their best to relieve the itching for their babies. However, since mothers often work, they do not have much time to take care of their children. So there is not much nursing experience. When a baby has eczema, he or she will constantly scratch the skin. Once the wound becomes infected, the consequences will be disastrous. However, after a period of time, scabs will form on the baby's head. This indicates that the baby's eczema will soon heal. So moms, don't worry.

In addition, mothers also need to take the correct method to treat their baby's eczema. This method is to choose the right vaccine for your baby. Everyone should pay attention: It is best not to vaccinate babies with eczema with the DPT vaccine. When the eczema on the baby's head begins to scab and peel off, it means that the baby's eczema is about to heal. Therefore, there is no need for vaccination at this time. In addition, because these vaccines have the disadvantage of strong allergens, they can easily cause allergic reactions. Therefore, mothers must use it with caution for their babies.

1. Avoid possible triggering factors.

2. Avoid all kinds of external stimulation, such as hot water washing, excessive scratching, washing and contact with potentially sensitive substances such as fur preparations. Avoid contact with products containing chemical ingredients, such as soap, laundry detergent, and dishwashing liquid.

3. Avoid foods that may cause allergies and irritation, such as chili peppers, strong tea, coffee, and alcohol.

4. Use the medicine under the guidance of a professional physician and avoid using it indiscriminately.