What causes baby eczema? How to take care of baby eczema and make it heal quickly?

Since babies are born not long ago, they will have various problems. Eczema is one of the common problems of babies. There are many reasons for baby eczema. At this time, we need to understand what causes baby eczema? How to take care of baby eczema and make it heal quickly?

The baby's eczema is caused by a combination of factors. First of all, some babies have eczema due to a genetic background. Often these babies may have allergic rhinitis, asthma and other allergic symptoms. Their immune function is also different from that of normal children, and they are prone to allergies to a variety of substances. The second is external factors, such as food, some high-protein foods such as fish, shrimp, and seafood, which can induce eczema in babies. Dust, pollen, animal fur, etc. in the air can also cause eczema in babies. The third reason is related to the condition of the baby's skin and the integrity of its barrier function.

1. Keep your baby's skin clean and fresh. When bathing your baby, use a non-alkali shower gel and apply moisturizing cream after cleaning. Be careful not to make the skin wrinkled. In daily life, if you see your baby scratching the skin, apply ointment in time to avoid increasing itching. The more you scratch the skin, the more itchy it becomes and the drier it becomes. In addition, the baby's hair should also be washed to avoid seborrheic dermatitis when the immunity is low.

2. Use antibacterial lotions appropriately. When eczema attacks, it is often itchy and unbearable. Babies love to scratch, and after scratching, there will be obvious punctate exudation and small erosions. The more you scratch, the more likely the condition will worsen. After cleaning the baby's skin, mothers can spray an appropriate amount of Silian Flower Ginseng Seed Dew Antibacterial Lotion. Its main ingredients (Sophora flavescens, Cnidium monnieri, and Chrysanthemum) have antibacterial, antipruritic, anti-allergic, and anti-inflammatory effects, which can quickly relieve the itching caused by eczema. Because it is a pure plant-extracted antipruritic lotion, Flower Ginseng Seed Dew is non-toxic and non-irritating, has no antibiotic resistance, and is not hormone-dependent. Mothers can use it for long-term nursing and health care.

3. Avoid external stimulation. Pay attention to the surrounding environment. Do not often expose your baby to the hot sun or cold wind. Because once the baby's skin is exposed to the hot sun and cold wind, it will become dry and itchy. If the baby sweats in the summer, wipe off the sweat in time.

4. Wear loose and comfortable clothes. Pay attention to the baby's clothes. The material must be good. It is best if the clothes are loose to avoid rubbing the rash. Daily, regularly trim the baby's nails to prevent the nails from being too long and scratching the skin. This is the only way to ensure that the baby can safely pass through the illness period.

Infant eczema usually starts in 1-3 months, and gradually alleviates after 6 months. Generally, most children can gradually heal themselves by about 1 and a half years old. However, it is known that infant eczema is a skin inflammation related to allergies. Not all children can heal themselves by 1 and a half years old. Many will prolong to childhood and become childhood eczema. Therefore, we should still attach great importance to and pay attention to infant eczema, and try to find the allergens that cause eczema in children. Because every child with eczema is related to allergic factors, in addition to the family history of parents, it may also be related to basic food, such as milk, eggs or fish, shrimp, beef, mutton, etc. These allergenic factors may cause allergic reactions when ingested into the body, causing this kind of eczema in children. At this time, early intervention should be carried out to try to slow down the development of children into childhood eczema. Another thing is to moisturize as much as possible during the nursing process, or apply some medicine appropriately under the premise of moisturizing, but the choice of this medicine should be provided by the doctor as much as possible. Because each degree is different and the medicines used are not exactly the same, don't just wait for the child to heal by himself, but also intervene actively.

The difference between infant eczema and heat rash: 1. The causes of the two diseases are different. Eczema is an allergic skin disease caused by multiple internal and external factors such as genetics or environment. The cause is related to diet, environment, and washing habits. Heat rash is prickly heat, which is caused by excessively high ambient temperature, excessive sweating of the body and inability to discharge smoothly, resulting in rupture of the sweat ducts in the skin, causing sweat to accumulate in the skin, forming transparent blisters the size of a needle tip. 2. The two diseases occur at different times of the year. Eczema can occur all year round regardless of season, regardless of gender, age, or age, while prickly heat usually occurs in summer and is more common in children. 3. The affected parts of the two diseases are also different. Infant eczema mostly occurs on the face, forehead, and scalp, and in severe cases, it will appear on the trunk and limbs. Heat rash usually appears on the baby's face, neck, elbows, armpits, groin and other skin folds and sweat-prone areas.