Soak honeysuckle in water to wash baby's eczema

Baby eczema is a very common phenomenon. Therefore, parents should master certain care methods and treatment methods. Sometimes when a baby develops eczema, it is useless to just take medicine or apply ointment. You can use some Chinese medicine to treat the baby's eczema. For example, using honeysuckle to wash baby's eczema can treat eczema and keep the skin moisturized. Let's take a look at whether using honeysuckle soaked in water to wash baby's eczema is effective?

Method 1: You can wash your face with honeysuckle water, which has a significant effect in reducing rashes. Washing your face with this method frequently can also prevent facial eczema. Or you can wash your face with rice water, which has few side effects on the baby, and is especially effective for seborrheic dermatitis.

Wash your baby's body with water boiled with honeysuckle every day, and then apply a thin layer of Beianning to effectively prevent and treat baby's eczema. It can relieve skin itching symptoms caused by eczema. Treating eczema can improve the baby's physical condition, and most importantly, it can prevent recurrence. Do not use hot water to wash your baby's face. Use warm water instead. Avoid using strongly alkaline soaps. Do not apply any skin care products after washing the face. Keep your skin clean. If you think that your baby should be bathed less often if he has eczema, you are wrong, because unclean skin will increase the chance of secondary infection.

Daily care of the affected area is necessary. The affected area should be cleaned with warm water. Babies with facial eczema have higher skin sensitivity than normal infants. There are many kinds of foods that are prone to allergies in our daily diet, and the most likely to cause allergies are foods rich in protein, such as milk, eggs, fish and shrimp, etc.

Do not use hot water to wash your baby's face. Use warm water instead. Do not use strong alkaline soap. It is best not to apply oily skin care products to your baby after washing his face.

Cut your baby's nails frequently to prevent them from scratching their face and causing secondary infection. Don't bathe your baby too frequently. Just one bath a day with clean water is enough. The water should not be too hot and the bathing time should not be too long. It is best to control it within 10 minutes. After bathing, gently dry your baby's skin with a soft towel. While the skin is still moist, apply skin care products all over the body as soon as possible and rub it with your hands so that the skin care products can be fully absorbed by the skin.

In addition to active treatment of infant eczema, prevention is also important. Children's underwear should usually be made of soft and loose cotton or fine fabrics, not chemical fiber fabrics.