What are the main examination bases for pediatric eczema?

When our baby has eczema, parents must not be overly nervous. Eczema can cause great harm to us. If you suffer from eczema, you should find the disease in time and take effective treatment measures in time to help the patient recover health as soon as possible. What are the main examination bases for this kind of pediatric eczema? Let's learn about it together.

What are the main bases for examining eczema in children?

1. It often occurs in infants 1-3 months after birth.

2. It is common on the face, especially on the cheeks or forehead, and can also occur on the neck, shoulder blades, trunk and limbs.

3. Skin lesions are erythema, papules, and papulovesicles, which may merge into pieces. There are erosions, exudates, or yellow crusts on the surface, with unclear boundaries, dry light erythema and papules, and a few bran-like scales on the surface.

4. The child feels severe itching and often scratches, becomes irritable and cries.

The symptoms of infantile eczema and ringworm are different. Although to a large extent, ringworm and eczema both manifest as itching, redness, swelling and even erythema, eczema has a tendency to seep water, and in severe cases, the skin breaks and becomes inflamed, covering a larger area. Ringworm is dry, and in most cases, ringworm is in the form of a ring, but eczema can sometimes be circular. As long as it has a tendency to seep water and there is no dike on the edge, it can be identified as eczema;

To sum up, this is the relevant introduction to childhood eczema. I hope parents and friends will pay more attention to it and not wait until the child’s condition becomes serious before rushing to the hospital for diagnosis. At this time, the child’s health has been harmed to a certain extent, and we will also blame ourselves.