How to cure neonatal eczema

Whether neonatal eczema can be cured naturally depends on the severity of the disease. If the disease is relatively mild, the symptoms will gradually disappear as the digestive ability continues to improve and complementary foods are added. However, if the neonatal eczema is more severe, it will often recur and generally cannot be cured by itself, and timely and standardized treatment is required.

Newborns are not fully developed, and their stratum corneum is very fragile. Even a little stimulation may cause eczema, so newborns are at high risk of eczema. These eczemas not only affect the skin health of newborns, but also their appetite and development. So can newborn eczema heal naturally?
1. Will neonatal eczema heal naturally?
1. Mild cases can heal naturally <br/>Whether neonatal eczema can heal naturally depends on the severity of the condition. If it is mild eczema, it can heal itself in most cases. As the child's digestive ability improves and complementary food is added, the symptoms of eczema will gradually ease. However, during this period, skin care needs to be done well. In addition to keeping the skin clean, it is also necessary to avoid various allergic factors.
2. The condition is serious and cannot be cured naturally <br/>Some neonatal eczema is quite serious, often recurring, and it is extremely itchy, which not only causes great pain to the children, but also cannot get better on its own, and requires timely and standardized treatment. There are many clinical methods for treating neonatal eczema, which can be treated with topical astringent and antipruritic drugs, or low-efficiency glucocorticoid drugs. If the topical medication is not effective, oral antihistamines can be used. These drugs have good antipruritic and anti-allergic effects, which are very helpful in improving the condition of neonatal eczema.
2. How to promote the self-healing of mild neonatal eczema
1. Adhere to breastfeeding <br/>To promote the self-healing of neonatal eczema, breastfeeding must be ensured first. Breast milk is rich in nutrients and has certain anti-inflammatory and anti-allergic factors, which are helpful in improving the condition of eczema. However, mothers should not eat foods that are prone to allergies and spicy foods.
2. Keep the skin clean and moisturized <br/>If the child's skin is not damaged, parents should bathe the child to keep the skin clean, which is helpful for promoting the self-healing of eczema. After taking a bath, apply baby-specific skin cream all over the body. When bathing, avoid using water that is too hot, and try not to use shower gel to avoid aggravating the condition.