How to care for children's eczema in daily life? There are 3 ways to care for it

Pediatric eczema creams include hormonal and non-hormonal types. Non-hormonal drugs include antipruritic agents, moisturizers, and calcineurin inhibitors, while hormonal drugs include hydrocortisone butyrate cream, fluticasone propionate cream, mometasone furoate cream, etc. Pediatric eczema should be treated under the guidance of a doctor according to the condition and should not be used blindly.

Children's skin is relatively fragile and has poor resistance. When exposed to external stimuli, it is easy to induce eczema. Eczema can cause abnormal itching of the skin. In severe cases, it can affect children's eating, sleeping, etc., and can affect their growth and development. After many children develop eczema, parents will choose to apply pediatric eczema cream to their children to improve the condition. So what are the pediatric eczema creams?
1. What are the creams for pediatric eczema ?<br/>Topical ointments used to treat pediatric eczema include hormones and non-hormonal drugs. Among them, non-hormonal drugs include antipruritic agents, moisturizers, and calcineurin inhibitors. Antipruritic agents include compound camphor cream and compound menthol cream. Moisturizers include vitamin E cream and silicone cream. Calcineurin inhibitors include pimecrolimus and tacrolimus. Hormone topical drugs mainly include hydrocortisone butyrate cream, fluticasone propionate cream, mometasone furoate cream, etc.
In addition, some Chinese patent medicines also have good effects on pediatric eczema. The specific medication for pediatric eczema should be determined based on the actual condition. Generally, mild eczema only requires skin moisturizers. If the condition is severe and the treatment effect is not good, hormone drugs and calcineurin inhibitors can be added. After the symptoms have improved, moisturizers can be used alone to maintain treatment, which can achieve better results.
2. Daily care for children with eczema
1. Stay away from the cause of the disease . Pollen, animal hair, dust mites, etc. may induce and aggravate eczema in children. Pay attention to environmental hygiene in life, open windows for ventilation frequently, keep the room clean, and use air filters when necessary to reduce allergens in the air.
2. Pay attention to clothing <br/>When parents choose clothes for their children, they should try to choose pure cotton clothes and avoid wool, chemical fiber and other fabrics that may cause itching. When washing children's sheets, bedding and clothes, they should use mild detergents and make sure to rinse the foam clean.
3. Pay attention to skin care <br/>Children's eczema is prone to itchy skin symptoms. Parents should cut their children's nails short to avoid aggravating the condition due to scratching. The water temperature should not be too high when bathing, and strong alkaline detergents should be avoided for cleaning the skin.