How to treat eczema best
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From the day before yesterday, a lot of red spots suddenly appeared on my face, and it was a large area connected and itchy. Because it was on my face, I didn't dare to scratch it hard. I was always afraid of breaking it. At that time, my face would be scarred. My mother said that I had eczema on my face. Let me find some Chinese medicine to recuperate. Better after treatment, let's take a look at how to treat eczema best.
How to treat eczema best
Treatment 1: avoid re stimulation. Common external re stimulation includes scratching, rubbing, soaping, hot water scalding, improper medication, etc. Seborrheic eczema must not be washed with soap, just often coated with some vegetable oil, so that the crust gradually softened, and then removed.
Treatment 2: if the baby with eczema has fever, aggravation of skin redness and swelling, outflow of yellow purulent secretions or lymphadenectasis, it indicates that the baby's eczema has been infected and can't take antibiotics by himself. Antibiotics should be selected under the guidance of a doctor.
Treatment 3: for special types of Enterobius vermicularis eczema, in addition to local treatment, it is also necessary to treat vermicularis. Most of the drugs used to drive Enterobius vermicularis are not allowed to be taken within 2 years old, so we can only remove Enterobius vermicularis by paying attention to hygiene. Fortunately, the life span of vermicularis is only 20-30 days. Parents only need to scald the baby's clothes and sheets with boiling water every day for one month, disinfect the toys thoroughly, and wash the baby's hands frequently, If you don't put your hand in your mouth, you can cut off the way to get rid of insects.
matters needing attention
Here I would like to give you warm tips: try to use the weak acid bath for your baby, usually once or twice a week. Bath time is usually controlled in 5 to 10 minutes. For babies with infantile eczema, use mild, fragrance free bath and shampoo, or use products suitable for sensitive skin.
