When the seasons change every day and there is a large temperature difference, many people may experience skin allergies. Among them, seasonal eczema is very common. Infants and young children are at high risk of developing eczema. So, what is seasonal eczema? How to take care of seasonal eczema?
What is seasonal eczema
Seasonal eczema is an inflammatory skin disease that generally occurs during the transition between spring and summer and autumn and winter, mainly manifested on the surface of the skin and the superficial dermis. Seasonal eczema is similar to eczema, but its seasonal characteristics are more prominent. There is currently no medication that can achieve a complete cure. Especially for topical medications, they generally only have a stabilizing and relieving effect on the condition. Due to the close relationship between seasonal eczema and allergic constitution, the condition can have a certain degree of recurrence and is difficult to treat.
It has certain patterns, but also strong individual differences. So we need to be vigilant about allergens and persist in treatment. After the condition improves, it is necessary to consider strengthening and adjusting the use of drugs for the immune system. To alleviate the condition, preparations can be made in advance, and medication can also be started one month before the onset of the disease. It is important for patients to note that they should be treated with specialized drugs for recurrence under medical advice to prevent recurrence.
Nursing methods for seasonal eczema
1. Finding the cause: Identify the cause of the illness, minimize exposure to allergens, avoid exacerbating the condition through further stimulation, increase vigilance, and actively seek treatment.
2. Reduce shower frequency: Avoid taking frequent showers in dry weather. It is best to take a shower in daily life, and the water temperature should not be too hot.
3. Avoid dry skin: Patients need to know that if the skin is too dry, it is easy to develop symptoms. Therefore, in cold and dry weather, excessive blowing is not advisable. You can use some moisturizer or lotion properly to keep your skin moist.
4. Develop healthy eating habits: mainly follow the principle of lightness, avoid stimulating foods such as coffee, alcohol, etc. Additionally, milk, eggs, and seafood should not be consumed. Choose foods that are easy to digest, low in oil and salt. You can eat more fruits such as apples and pears, as well as vegetables such as winter melon and bitter melon. Lotus seeds, lotus roots, and lotus leaves also have good effects. It can also be used for medical meals such as mung bean soup, winter melon and lotus seed soup.
5. Caution in medication: Patients should use medication under the guidance of a physician, especially corticosteroids. When taking medication, it is necessary to understand the efficacy, precautions, and side effects of the medication used. Follow the doctor's advice and use medication appropriately.
