How to cure eczema in children

To completely cure childhood eczema, first of all, you must pay attention to removing allergens, staying away from triggers, reducing itching, controlling children from scratching the affected area, relieving dry skin, choosing appropriate clothes, etc., to reduce irritation to the skin and prevent the condition from worsening; secondly, you must pay attention to standardized treatment, follow the doctor's orders and use medications reasonably to promote the improvement or cure of eczema as soon as possible.

Infants and young children are a high-risk group for eczema. They are often in a hot and humid environment, or have an improper diet, which may cause red, densely packed small papules to appear on their skin, which particularly affects their appearance. In addition, eczema is accompanied by severe itching, which makes the children very uncomfortable and requires timely treatment. How can eczema in young children be cured?
1. Remove allergens <br/>The occurrence of eczema is closely related to allergies. After becoming ill, you should stay away from known allergens. If you are not sure about the allergens, it is best to temporarily stay away from milk, eggs, peanuts, soybeans, seafood, fruits with seeds, etc. When breastfeeding, mothers should try to reduce or stop eating these foods. Eliminating allergens can help eczema get better as soon as possible.
2. Reduce itching <br/>Eczema is often accompanied by severe itching. If a child scratches with his hands, secondary infection will occur, which will make the eczema worse. Therefore, you should try to control the baby from scratching the affected area. If necessary, you can use anti-itching lotion to scrub the affected area; you can also use some anti-allergic drugs to apply or take orally to reduce itching.
3. Relieve dry skin <br/>Dry skin can make eczema worse. When suffering from eczema, you should wash your skin with warm water every day to wash away the germs attached to the skin, then wipe the water with a clean towel, apply a moisturizer specially made for infants and young children to keep the skin moisturized and relieve eczema. When washing the skin, avoid washing with hot water, and avoid using highly alkaline soaps, perfumed soaps, etc., so as not to irritate the skin and make the dry skin problem more serious.
4. Choose suitable clothes . Synthetic fiber and wool clothes will cause certain irritation to the baby's skin and aggravate the symptoms of eczema. Overheating and excessive sweating will also aggravate the baby's itching, so choose loose and soft cotton clothes for the baby, avoid wearing too much or covering too thickly, which can also relieve discomfort symptoms.
5. Standardized treatment <br/>When eczema is severe, you need to actively follow the doctor's advice to apply medication. In addition to using some antipruritic and anti-allergic drugs, you can also use glucocorticoids, immune preparations, antibiotics and other drugs for symptomatic treatment under the guidance of a doctor to relieve discomfort and promote the improvement or cure of eczema as soon as possible.