Eczema is a common skin disease in infants and young children. Many babies are troubled in their early years, which also makes countless parents feel anxious. Eczema has no significant seasonal differences and is always encountered regardless of the spring or summer season. What should I do if a baby has eczema on their head?
First of all, after cleaning the affected areas of infants, proper use of infant cream and calamine lotion can effectively alleviate the discomfort of infants. In addition, attention should also be paid to diet. Children should have a light diet, avoid seafood products, and avoid spicy foods to prevent recurrence. Do not wear too thick clothes for your baby on weekdays, and keep their head dry to prevent eczema from worsening again. Keep your child's living environment dry and comfortable, especially with pillows. Regularly keep your baby's fingers clean to avoid scratching the affected area with your hands and causing reinfection.
Breastfeeding pregnant women should have a light diet and avoid eating seafood such as crabs to prevent the transmission of breast milk to their children. Diet can help alleviate the pain and itching caused by eczema; Making soup with fresh loofah or lily green bean soup is a good choice. Considering the young age of the child, try making the soup well for easy absorption by the baby. This is the treatment for eczema in infants and young children. We hope it can bring you help and wish your baby a good body and healthy growth.
