Pregnancy and childbirth issues for children with eczema

What does it mean for children to have eczema during pregnancy and childbirth? Are you confused when you see this question? In fact, children's eczema is not only common in babies, but also in expectant mothers. However, not all expectant mothers will have eczema. What should we do if we encounter a pregnant woman with pediatric eczema? Let me tell you about it below.

What should pregnant women do if they have eczema?

Actively prevent systemic diseases. After suffering from eczema, the first thing to do is to find the cause, isolate the allergens, avoid contact, and then apply non-irritating ointment, mainly to clear away heat and dampness, dispel wind and heat, nourish blood, dispel wind and moisturize dryness. In addition, pregnant mothers should seek timely treatment after suffering from eczema, and should not delay.

In addition, avoid drinking alcohol and eating foods that are prone to allergies, spicy and irritating foods, avoid excessive fatigue and mental stress, pay attention to skin hygiene, do not use hot water to wash the skin, and do not use irritating antipruritic drugs externally.

Pregnant women are prone to eczema, mainly because of changes in endocrine system and internal factors, which makes them prone to eczema. Pregnant women with eczema would rather suffer than affect their children, and they are also more cautious in treatment. Here, Professor Zhou Xianyi reminds pregnant women with eczema to be cautious in medication and not to use banned drugs. For example, when there is no exudation in the acute phase, calamine lotion can be used. If there is exudation, boric acid solution can be used for wet compresses. When the exudation is reduced to the subacute phase, a little glucocorticoid ointment can be used. When itching is severe in the acute phase, it is recommended to supplement calcium and vitamin C to relieve the symptoms. In general, pregnant women with eczema should communicate well with doctors, be cautious when using, use as little as possible, and stop when they see improvement. Keep the living environment at home clean and tidy, and maintain the indoor temperature and humidity. Sheets, quilt covers, and pillowcases should be changed and washed frequently to keep them clean.