How to judge whether the baby's dry eczema is getting better? Symptoms of baby's dry eczema

When it comes to eczema, everyone should have heard of it. In fact, eczema can be divided into dry eczema and wet eczema. Dry eczema is mainly caused by the loss of moisture on the skin surface, which makes the skin dry, so there are cracks on the stratum corneum.

1. The exudate will decrease. When eczema is severe, it may cause ulceration of the rash, especially after scratching, which can easily lead to exudation in the skin lesions, and the exudate may even turn yellow, like pus. In this case, the symptoms will improve after medication, and the exudate will slowly decrease. At this time, you must keep the skin dry to help recovery.

2 The redness and swelling of the skin lesions will also improve. When eczema causes inflammation, the skin will become red and swollen. After taking the medicine, the symptoms of redness and swelling of the skin will gradually improve and return to normal.

3. The symptoms of skin itching will also gradually disappear. Itching is the most obvious symptom of eczema, especially at night, when itching will be more severe. When eczema improves, in addition to the skin lesions being significantly reduced and recovered, the itching symptoms will also gradually disappear. If the patient no longer feels itchy in the part with eczema, it means that the patient's eczema is slowly improving and the skin lesions are gradually developing towards the recovery stage.

Dry eczema is a common eczema skin disease, which manifests as dense small papules, redness, swelling and scaly crusts on the face, trunk and outer sides of the limbs, hard bran-like desquamation, no exudation, and is more common in children aged six months to one year old. Dry eczema is a skin allergic inflammation. Most of them are thin babies, often with severe itching, causing crying and restless sleep. It usually occurs on the scalp, between the eyebrows and other parts, with chapped, scratched or bloody scabs. It manifests as flushing, desquamation, papules, and no obvious exudation. When it is chronic, it can also be slightly infiltrated and hypertrophic.

In mild cases of dry eczema in infants, it can be cured slowly by paying attention to daily cleaning and care. However, if the condition is serious, some ointment must be applied, otherwise it will not heal for a long time or even worsen. Every baby has a different living environment. There are many causes of eczema, and different causes should be treated with different treatments. Therefore, if you want your baby to recover as soon as possible, you still have to observe the severity of the baby's condition.

The first reason is dry weather, because in autumn and winter, the weather is always very dry. If you consume too little water, it will cause dry eczema due to lack of water. This phenomenon is very common. Dry eczema at this time is more serious than eczema in summer.

Another reason is excessive hot water washing. In autumn and winter, mothers like to give their children a comfortable hot bath every day. However, they don’t know that excessive hot water washing will wash away the grease on the child’s body. In this way, the skin will be unprotected and problems will definitely occur, and dry eczema is one of them.

Neglecting skin care can also lead to eczema, so parents are required to take care of their baby's skin, apply skin care products after bathing, and also do a good job of moisturizing on a regular basis.