Level 1: Symptoms and causes of infant eczema
1. Symptoms: Infant eczema is a common skin problem that usually appears on the face, neck, arms and legs. It causes the skin to become red, swollen, with small blisters or scabs, and is accompanied by intense itching.
2. Causes: The specific cause of infant eczema is not yet clear, but some factors may lead to its occurrence, such as genetics, climate change, dry air, allergic reactions, etc.
Level 2: How to prevent infant eczema
1. Keep the skin dry: Keeping the baby\’s body dry is the key to preventing eczema. You can use soft and absorbent cotton clothing, change diapers frequently, and dry your body promptly after bathing.
2. Avoid excessive cleaning: Excessive cleaning may irritate your baby\’s skin and lead to eczema. It is recommended to just wipe your baby\’s body gently with warm water every day.
3. Avoid allergens: Some babies may be allergic to certain foods or environments, which can easily cause eczema. It is recommended to avoid contact with these allergens, pollen, pets, etc.
Level 3: Drug treatment of infant eczema
1. Topical drugs: Doctors may prescribe some topical ointments to relieve the symptoms of eczema, including hormonal or non-hormonal ointments. However, it should be noted that these ointments can only be used under the guidance of a doctor and cannot be used for a long time.
2. Oral medications: In severe cases, doctors may prescribe oral antihistamines to relieve skin allergic reactions and itching.
3. Phototherapy: In some special cases, doctors may use phototherapy to relieve the symptoms of eczema. However, it should be noted that this treatment method needs to be carried out under the guidance of a professional doctor.
Level 4: Natural treatment of infant eczema
1. Keep the skin moisturized: You can use natural moisturizers to keep your baby\’s skin moisturized, such as olive oil, coconut oil, honey, etc.
2. Diet adjustment: Some babies may be allergic to certain foods, which can easily cause eczema. The baby\’s diet can be appropriately adjusted to avoid exposure to allergens.
3. Traditional Chinese Medicine Treatment: Traditional Chinese Medicine treatment is a relatively mild treatment method that can relieve the symptoms of eczema. But it needs to be done under the guidance of a professional doctor.
4. Keep a happy mood: Stress and anxiety may aggravate eczema, so it is recommended that parents keep a happy mood and create a relaxed and happy environment for their babies.
Level 5: Baby Eczema Care
1. Keep your skin dry: Change diapers every day and dry your body in time after bathing.
2. Avoid irritating the skin: Avoid using toiletries containing fragrances and chemicals, and do not rub the skin.
3. Wear soft and comfortable clothes: Choose soft and absorbent cotton clothes and avoid wearing clothes that are too tight or rough.
4. Maintain indoor humidity: To maintain appropriate indoor humidity, you can use a humidifier to increase moisture in the air.
5. Regular follow-up visits: Take your baby to the hospital for regular follow-up visits and adjust the treatment plan in a timely manner.
Level 6: How to prevent recurrence of infant eczema
1. Continue to keep your skin dry: After healing, you still need to keep your skin dry and avoid humid environments.
2. Follow the doctor’s advice: carry out treatment under the guidance of the doctor and follow up with follow-up appointments on time.
3. Regular skin care: Carry out skin care for your baby regularly and use natural moisturizers to keep the skin moisturized.
4. Pay attention to diet and environment: Follow the doctor\’s advice, pay attention to diet and environmental hygiene, and avoid contact with allergens.
