Eczema is a common disease in infants, with complicated causes. How to prevent it?

Introduction: Eczema is a common disease in infants and young children, and its cause is complicated, so we should pay close attention to the baby's digestive problems in daily life to see if the baby is allergic to certain foods. Pregnant mothers should also pay attention to avoid eating some allergic foods if breastfeeding. In daily life, children also need to take a bath with warm water. It is forbidden to use very hot water, which may cause baby's skin to be dry and eczema. When choosing clothes for children, you should choose cotton and loose clothes to avoid direct contact between chemical fibers and skin, which may lead to eczema. Usually pay attention to whether the baby's skin is too dry. You can apply some moisturizing cream to keep it moist.

Eczema What is eczema? Eczema is a kind of skin inflammation, mainly manifested as itchy and dry skin. In severe cases, there may be fluid exudation, which generally occurs between 1 and the baby's second month, mainly in the baby's head and face. Acute allergic diseases. The cause of eczema is very complicated. The most common thing is that infants with allergic constitution are more likely to cause eczema, and it may also be caused by allergies to certain foods or contacts.

Why do children get eczema easily? Because the baby's skin development is not perfect, it will be more sensitive to external influences and absorb foreign bodies more easily, so it is necessary to choose appropriate toiletries to prevent bacterial infection and keep the moisture on the skin surface. Moreover, the baby's skin is very sensitive and often damaged by friction, so choose daily necessities suitable for baby's skin contact. Because the baby's thermoregulation ability has not been fully developed, it is very vulnerable to environmental temperature during this period. Coupled with the baby's poor resistance, it is more susceptible to bacterial infection.

What are the hazards of eczema? If eczema is not treated in time or cannot be cured, it will also lead to recurrent attacks, which will also affect the baby's growth and development. In severe cases, it may bring life-threatening to the baby. Some eczema may cause the baby's skin to itch continuously, affect the baby's daily rest and diet for a long time, and also cause symptoms such as systemic infection and septicemia.