Three common treatments for baby eczema that mothers should know

In the treatment of infant eczema, the first thing to do is to avoid external stimulation and do daily care. At the same time, you can choose appropriate drug treatment according to the condition, such as topical glucocorticoid ointments, emollients, calcineurin inhibitors, etc., and internal drugs include antihistamines, glucocorticoids, etc. The specific use of medication should be decided by the doctor according to the condition.

The occurrence of infant eczema is related to hereditary allergic constitution, which can cause symptoms of itchy skin. The damage is manifested as erythema, papules, blisters, etc., and there is also a tendency for exudation and erosion. Since infants cannot express the discomfort of the skin, they may cry, refuse milk, and be irritable after suffering from eczema. Treatment should be carried out in time. What is the treatment method for infant eczema?
1. Basic treatment <br/>Infant eczema occurs due to the interaction of internal and external factors. Parents should fully realize that the disease has a long course, is prone to recurrence, and is difficult to cure in one go. After the onset of the disease, parents should observe the environmental factors that cause the disease and try to avoid them, and pay attention to care at ordinary times.
Breastfeeding is recommended for infants who are still breastfeeding. If complementary food has been added, it is recommended to add a small amount. If the allergen is clear, the relevant food should be avoided. Usually, the baby should be dressed in pure cotton, loose and soft clothes, pay attention to indoor ventilation and cleanliness, pay attention to skin care, and use moisturizer appropriately after bathing.
2. Local drug treatment <br/>In the treatment of infantile eczema, the application of glucocorticoids is very important. When using them, different types of drugs should be used according to the location and severity of the skin lesions. It is recommended to use weak glucocorticoids for infants, and the dosage of the drug can be adjusted as the skin lesions recover during the treatment.
When inflammation is under control, glucocorticoids need to be continued, but the dosage should be reduced and moisturizers should be used at the same time. In addition to glucocorticoids, calcineurin inhibitors can also be used for treatment, such as pimecrolimus cream, tacrolimus ointment, etc.
3. Systemic drug treatment <br/>In addition to external drugs, loratadine, cetirizine, chlorpheniramine, etc. can also be used to relieve itching symptoms. If secondary bacterial infection occurs, cephalosporin antibiotics or penicillin can be given for treatment. For secondary viral infection, acyclovir and other treatments can be selected. For severe cases, oral glucocorticoids can be used for treatment. Traditional Chinese medicine dialectical treatment can also be selected.