Many mothers will see that their babies have some non red rashes on their faces, and they will occasionally scratch them with their hands. Prolonged scratching may worsen eczema. Eczema is prone to recurrence and must be thoroughly treated. How to care for facial eczema in babies?
Eczema in babies is also a common occurrence in pediatrics. As babies get older, eczema can improve on its own. However, some babies may have severe eczema, which can make them mentally irritable. Sometimes, their little hands may scratch their faces or even break them, which makes parents feel heartbroken.
The cause of eczema in babies depends on whether it is related to the objects they come into contact with, or whether they are allergic to food or inhaled substances. If allergies can be relieved, eczema can be improved. In addition, attention should be paid to cleaning the affected area of eczema. Use gauze dipped in warm water to gently wipe it, and then apply some moisturizing ointment. These drugs can improve eczema. Some babies may have more severe eczema, and some hormones can be used. Local application has no obvious side effects in the short term.
Once a baby develops eczema, parents must pay attention to their feeding. Foods that are difficult to digest and high in protein should not be eaten. Especially foods rich in animal protein, because living conditions have improved now, some children have to eat fish and shrimp every day, which can easily cause allergies and are not helpful in treating eczema.
