The current cure rate of eczema in children

What is the current cure rate for pediatric eczema? Pediatric eczema is a common allergic skin inflammation caused by internal and external factors. The cause is relatively complex and is related to a variety of internal and external factors. In many cases, it is difficult to identify the specific cause of the disease. Let me share with you the methods of treating pediatric eczema.

In order to treat pediatric eczema better and more effectively, care is very important. The room should be well ventilated and kept at about 18 degrees, not too dry or too humid.

Usually, be careful not to dress your baby too much or wrap him/her too thickly, avoid strong light exposure to the rash to prevent the eczema from getting worse after being heated, and do not let your baby wear silk, wool or chemical fiber underwear.

For babies with a lot of exudate from the rash, do not use warm or hot water to clean the rash, and do not use highly alkaline soapy water to stimulate it, otherwise the rash will become more severe. A reminder: during the acute stage of eczema, it is best to postpone vaccination.

After a baby suffers from eczema, it is very important to take good care of the baby's skin. If the skin is infected with bacteria and damages the dermis, it is easy to leave ugly pigmentation or scars on the skin.

It may even cause sepsis or septicemia. It is best to cover the rash that is easily rubbed with clean gauze to avoid friction and irritation. Keep your baby's nails short to avoid scratching the skin and causing infection. Although Chinese medicine calls eczema milk ringworm, it is hard to verify where it came from. In fact, it is not a kind of ringworm, but a disease related to the body's specific constitution, so you cannot use drugs to treat ringworm of the hands or feet.

There are many effective methods for treating eczema for children. Treatment is important, but good preventive measures are also essential. So the current chances of curing eczema in children mainly depend on the severity of the baby's condition. The earlier the treatment, the higher the cure rate!