How to identify eczema in babies and what methods to use to treat it?

Due to lack of experience, many mothers often mistake infant eczema for prickly heat. After a course of treatment, not only does the condition not improve, but the babies are made to cry non-stop, which frightens many parents. So, what kind of disease is baby eczema? How to prevent and treat it?
How to identify baby eczema?
Baby eczema, also called milk tinea, is a common skin disease in infants and young children. The disease usually occurs on the cheeks, forehead, scalp, neck or behind the ears, and can spread to the shoulders, trunk and limbs. Symptoms include rash, erythema, rough skin, scales, scabs, blisters and erosion.
Infant eczema usually appears in the first month of life and gradually subsides after half a year. In the future, most children can recover on their own, and some patients can extend it to infancy or childhood. Infant eczema can be regarded as a kind of skin allergy. Due to its complex triggers (heredity, food, environment, mental factors, etc. can all cause infant eczema), it is difficult to cure it. Nonetheless, effective care and prevention are necessary to reduce symptoms and delay recurrence.
How to prevent and treat eczema in babies?
Treatment:
Check for triggers: Try to find and avoid allergens, and pay close attention to internal and external factors that can easily induce allergies, such as milk protein allergy, chemical irritation, etc.
Topical treatment: There are many symptoms and types of dermatitis. You should try the method of external application of Sophora flavescens Pi Shuangkang according to your own condition and symptoms. Sophora flavescens Pishuangkang: pure natural extraction, milder and faster penetrating. It has good effects and reputation for infant eczema, seborrheic dermatitis and allergic dermatitis.
3. Traditional Chinese medicine decoction: Seek treatment from a regular Chinese medicine practitioner, or use a decoction of a single herb that is safe and effective to clear away heat and detoxify and wash the affected area. For example, decoction of honeysuckle has a good effect on eczema without any side effects. .
Formal treatment: If the symptoms of eczema are severe, try to go to a regular children's hospital for scientific treatment.
Prevention and care:
Eat a light diet and seek alternatives when allergens are found. For example, if you are allergic to cow's milk, use breast milk, goat's milk or soy milk. If you are allergic to eggs, you can feed egg yolk alone. Compared with adults, infants should eat less. Salt intake.
When bathing and skin care, try to wash with warm water, avoid using alkaline toiletries that are strong in oil removal, and choose weakly acidic toiletries for infants and young children. If necessary, conduct a skin sensitivity test.
3. Pay attention to temperature control. Too high a temperature or a hot and humid environment can easily lead to eczema.
Wear loose-fitting cotton clothing to avoid excessive friction against the skin.
Pay attention to whether the baby's stool is smooth. When constipated, you can feed an appropriate amount of herbal tea, such as honeysuckle decoction.