What is the real prevention and treatment? What about eczema in infants? Experts replied that eczema in infants, commonly known as psoriasis, is an allergic skin disease caused by food allergies such as milk, breast milk and egg white. It may also be caused by genetic factors.
The baby's skin is very delicate, and slight stimulation can make the baby's skin sick. Infantile eczema usually occurs from January to February, especially from 2 to 3 months. It often occurs in the neck, scalp, forehead, eyebrow, neck, submaxillary or behind the ear, and can also be extended to other parts. The appearance of the rash is similar and slightly different. Some babies are covered with yellow greasy scales or scabs on the surface of the reddish skin, while others are scattered with rashes and small blisters on the red skin. No matter which kind of rash is accompanied by a burst of strange itch, the baby often rubs close to the mother's body to stop itching until the blister is scratched.
Ringworm of the milk will be cured soon after proper treatment, but it often relapses. After weaning, most of them will disappear by themselves and will not recover. The rash was alleviated in fever, intensified in teething, severe in winter and spring, and light in summer.
Generally, it depends on whether there is food allergy, especially the animal protein allergy such as milk, breast milk or egg white; secondly, the mother can pass on the breast milk to the baby if she eats fish, shrimp, crab, etc. if the baby's eczema aggravates after eating, the feeding method should be changed.