What to do if your baby has eczema How to care for your baby if he has eczema

In recent years, the number of babies suffering from eczema has increased, and eczema has become a problem that troubles many parents. There are two attitudes of parents towards babies suffering from eczema. One is to ignore the baby's condition, which results in the baby's condition becoming more and more serious. The other is to be very concerned about the baby's condition but not using the right method. Long-term eczema can cause various problems for the baby, making the baby's skin itchy and affecting his skin development, thereby affecting the quality of his sleep and eating, and further inhibiting the baby's physical development. So when a baby has eczema, what should we do?

1. Apply cold compress regularly <br/>You can apply cold compress to your baby at regular intervals every day. Take a piece of clean cotton cloth, soak it in cold water for a while, wring out the towel and place it on the area where the baby has eczema, about three times a day.
2. Wipe with honeysuckle juice <br/>Take the honeysuckle and boil it into juice. Then soak a clean towel or gauze in the honeysuckle juice. Use the towel with honeysuckle juice to wipe the baby's eczema areas. Wipe about two to three times a day, wipe regularly, and persist for a few days, you may see the effect.

3. Use breast milk to clean the affected area . If some mothers have more breast milk, you can try to soak a towel or gauze with the breast milk and then wipe the affected area of ​​the baby. There are some antibacterial ingredients in breast milk, which can resist bacteria and protect the skin from moisture.
4. Seek medical attention promptly <br/>If the baby’s condition does not improve for a long time or is serious, take the baby to see a doctor promptly, find out the cause of the baby’s illness, and give the baby medication as prescribed by the doctor.

During the period when the baby is sick, pay attention to keep the air in the room circulating, do not let the child wear too many clothes, do not let the child scratch the infected part of the body, and clean the child's hands and nails. Keep the child's skin clean, but at the same time, when cleaning the child's skin, pay attention to controlling the temperature of the water to avoid overheating the water temperature and causing secondary damage to the baby's infected part. I hope that the baby with eczema can recover as soon as possible with effective treatment.