Symptoms of dry eczema, early treatment of eczema

Many children, especially those under one year old, are prone to eczema, many of which occur in summer. A very stubborn type of eczema is dry eczema, which can cause peeling and cracking. Pay attention to scientific care and apply more moisturizer to your baby.

1. Symptoms

1. Dry eczema is an inflammatory disease of skin allergy. This disease mostly occurs in thin infants, and is prone to occur in the scalp, between the eyebrows and other parts. The main symptoms are flushing, desquamation, and papules, and there is no obvious exudation. Dry eczema is the same as seborrheic eczema. Both are types of eczema that are more common in children.

2. When a child develops dry eczema, parents should also pay attention and actively avoid the occurrence of inducements. Because childhood eczema is generally caused by food, foods that cause dry eczema should be avoided. Experts say that dry eczema not only requires the use of medication for treatment, but also inducements should be avoided in daily life, so as to accelerate the effect of treatment.

3. Experts remind parents that when bathing their children, they should use warm water and non-alkaline bath products to clean the children's skin. Babies with intertrigo should pay special attention to cleaning the wrinkles of the skin. When bathing, the bath product must be rinsed off. After washing, wipe off the moisture on the baby's body and apply a non-oily moisturizer to avoid hindering the normal breathing of the skin. The baby's hair should also be washed frequently. If seborrheic dermatitis has occurred, the head should be washed carefully to remove the scabs.

2. Nursing

1. Patients with dry eczema should be careful to avoid re-irritating the local skin, and should try to avoid scratching the affected area with their hands, do not use hot water to clean the area, and do not use highly irritating drugs.

2. Patients should try their best to understand the basic rules of the appearance and development of dry eczema and dermatitis, and provide corresponding care. In particular, they should be careful not to use hormonal drugs topically at will to avoid worsening the condition.

The expert briefly introduces the symptoms and care of dry eczema here. The care of dry eczema is very important. When parents find that their children have symptoms of dry eczema, they should not only go to the hospital in time, but also provide appropriate care.