The skin of babies at this stage is the most enviable, full of collagen and very delicate. But at this time, they are also most susceptible to various skin pathogens invading, and eczema is one of them. When a baby develops eczema, the blisters on the face will rupture and scab. So, how to deal with scabs on a baby's face?
At this time, the baby's skin is very delicate, so when giving medication to the baby, whether it is for internal or external use, remember to follow up with new medication in a timely manner. Also, when using external medication for the baby, be sure to squeeze out the external medication and clean the area before giving it to the baby. If moms are worried, they can try the effect on a small piece of their baby's skin first. If allergic reactions occur, stop using immediately. In addition, there are several types of eczema in babies:
1. Seborrheic type: This type of eczema is more common in babies aged 1-3 months, mainly affecting the forehead, cheeks, and other areas. It is characterized by yellowish oil and accompanied by scabs.
2. Exudative type: This is usually seen in babies aged 3-6 months, mainly manifested as small blisters or erythema, with swelling or erosion at the base. If there are blood stains and yellow brown soft skin crusts during the itching period.
3. Dry type: This type is more common in babies aged 6 months to 1 year old. This type of eczema is mainly acute, characterized by redness, swelling, and hard scabs, often developing on the face and limbs.
