What are the symptoms of eczema?

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Dry eczema is a very common type of skin eczema, children are more prone to this disease. It is mainly caused by skin moisture loss and reduced sebum secretion. It is very important to understand the symptoms of dry eczema, which is conducive to timely treatment and treatment.

What are the symptoms of eczema?

Dry eczema mostly occurs in children with poor physique. The main symptoms are flushing, papules and desquamation, but there will not be too obvious exudation. Dry eczema and seborrheic eczema are the same, which are more easily suffered from in children.

The common sites of dry eczema are the face, trunk and the outside of the limbs, presenting patchy dense small papules, redness and scaling scab, hard furfural desquamation, no exudation, mostly in children from half to one year old.

Eczema is an allergic inflammation of the skin. Often severe pruritus, sometimes chaps, scratches or blood crusts, chronic can also be mild infiltration hypertrophy.

matters needing attention

If there is dry eczema, do not use your hands to grasp, so as not to cause infection. Use moisturizing oil immediately after bathing to keep the moisture in the skin from evaporating. White vaseline, vitamin E cream and mineral oil can be used to smear the affected area.