It is quite common for babies to develop eczema during hot weather, and eczema can easily recur. The causes of this disease are also complex, but for younger babies, mothers do not want to use hormone containing drugs for treatment. Can baby eczema heal on its own?
If it is caused by hot weather, eczema caused at this time usually heals on its own when the weather is cool. Eczema often occurs in babies under four months old, and usually resolves on its own by the time the baby is 4 to 6 months old. Each baby has a different constitution, so their recovery time may vary. Some may take longer, while others may recover on their own in a very short period of time.
Eczema always recurs on babies, so some babies may have already recovered but may relapse a few days later. Therefore, eczema is a skin disease that requires special attention. When a baby has eczema, it is necessary to wear fewer clothes, especially those made of wool or fiber, which can easily cause allergies and are not beneficial for the baby's eczema.
In addition, if it is a breastfeeding mother, it is best to avoid eating some stimulating foods, such as seafood, lamb, and spicy food. These foods are easy to stimulate the incidence rate of eczema. For some babies who have eczema, these foods will aggravate the baby's condition.
