What are the symptoms of infant eczema? Have your children ever experienced these symptoms?

The earliest symptoms of childhood eczema are obvious skin lesions, accompanied by itching, swollen lymph nodes, and chapped lips.

1. Skin lesions <br/>Infant eczema may appear on the buttocks, arms, face or all over the body. It starts with small red papules on the cheeks and forehead, which gradually increase in number and develop erosion and exudate.
2. Itching <br/>If there is obvious itching, the patient will scratch everywhere, become emotionally disturbed, affect the quality of sleep at night, and cry easily. It may cause obvious skin infection.
3. Other symptoms <br/>If the patient suffers from perioral eczema, the mouth may be painful and cracked. If it is caused by secondary bacterial infection, it may cause fever, local lymphadenopathy or pustules.