Eating mutton with ringworm of milk

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Eczema, also known as ringworm of milk, is a kind of skin disease that infants are very easy to suffer from. Infants within three months are most likely to suffer from eczema. Generally, when infants suffer from this disease, their parents will be worried. In fact, pay more attention to this disease, prevent infants from scratching the wound, and take medicine for a period of time. So, can milk tinea eat mutton? Now let me share my experience with you.

Eating mutton with ringworm of milk

First: in order to avoid eczema caused by some foods, parents should slowly increase the amount of complementary food to the baby from less to more. For example, first give the child one sixth of the egg yolk, observe for two or three days and there is no abnormal reaction, and then transition to one fourth and one half until it is confirmed that the child has no allergic reaction to eczema, and then give the child the whole egg yolk. Don't give your child egg white, or the baby will have an allergic reaction to the protein in the egg white, leading to eczema.

Second, we can't add salt to the food of children under one year old. First, children's renal function is not fully developed. Adding salt too early will damage children's renal function. In addition, eating too much salt can lead to abnormal skin metabolism and eczema.

Third: if breast-feeding children have eczema, then it is very likely that the mother ate allergic food and let the child also have an allergic reaction. Mother in lactation, can't eat crab, seafood and other cold, and easy to cause allergic food. Should not eat a lot of mutton, otherwise it is also easy to let children have allergies and lead to eczema.

matters needing attention

1. Avoid skin and chemical fiber clothing friction, easy to cause pruritus aggravation. 2. Give children more nutritious food, such as milk, fresh vegetables or fruits. 3. Younger babies should wear gloves to avoid scratching the wound, leading to more serious illness. 4. We should pay attention to the changes of seasons and add more clothes to children.