What should I do if my one-month-old baby has eczema on his face

Babies who have just turned one month old have relatively poor body resistance, so they are easily infected by viruses and suffer from eczema. In addition to making the baby feel very itchy, eczema can also make the baby very painful, so the baby will often cry, and the eczema does not get better for a long time, which makes many parents feel very troubled. Parents should first learn to care for the baby, control the disease, and prevent it from becoming more and more serious. Let’s take a look at what to do if your baby who has just turned one month old develops eczema on his face?

It is common for babies to suffer from eczema, which is more common in children with allergic constitutions. They will develop rashes, exudates and scabs, and need active treatment. Pediatric eczema is a common chronic skin disease in children. Because eczema has a long course and repeated attacks, the treatment of eczema becomes a clinical problem. Studies have found that daily supplementation of 400-800 IU of vitamin D will help relieve childhood eczema, such as taking Yue Er Vitamin D drops for supplementation.

For the skin disease eczema, it is a stress-inflammatory lesion caused by the skin being stimulated by external factors. Because of the dampness and heat in the blood and chronic allergies, the skin develops stress-inflammatory lesions, resulting in erythematous papules and itching. Avoid scratching to prevent secondary infection, because the baby's skin is very delicate. Avoid strong external stimulation of the skin, maintain a dry environment, go to the hospital for allergen testing, avoid contact with substances that are likely to cause allergies, and cooperate with anti-allergic, antihistamine, heat-clearing, dampness-clearing and antipruritic drugs. You can take loratadine syrup, five-flower tea granules, vitamin C syrup orally, and use pediatric eczema ointment or skin toxicity clearing ointment externally to effectively improve the symptoms of eczema.

When a baby suffers from eczema, it is not advisable to wash the face or bath with too hot water, and do not use alkaline detergents such as soap. It is better to use weakly acidic bath products, and then apply dry and comfortable moisturizing oil to protect the baby's skin. In addition, the baby's nails should be trimmed regularly to prevent the baby from scratching with his hands, which will worsen the condition. It is recommended to use Heyingfang Anti-itch Cream