What is the difference between infantile eczema and abscess

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In recent days, the baby always feels that her breast is itchy. When I feel it, I feel some small pimples one by one. At the beginning, I feel a little itchy. Now the position of my baby's scratch is bigger. In the past, there was eczema on my hand, which is similar to this. After a lot of treatment, let me talk about the difference between infantile eczema and abscess.

What is the difference between infantile eczema and abscess

Symptom 1: eczema is a common epidermal inflammation, which is characterized by pleomorphic lesions (erythema, papules, blisters, etc.) in the acute stage, exudative tendency and self-conscious itching; in the chronic stage, it is often lichenoid, easy to repeat. Infantile eczema is the most common skin disease in infancy, mostly after the full moon. It usually occurs in the head and face, and can also be affected in other places. The manifestations of the rash are the same as those of acute or subacute eczema. The itching is intolerable, so it is crying and restless at night. Often accompanied by gastrointestinal symptoms, such as diarrhea.

Symptom 2: the diagnosis of eczema is mainly based on the history and clinical features. Acute eczema is characterized by pleomorphic, symmetrical distribution and tendency to exudate; chronic lesions are lichenoid; acute lesions are between the two. Pruritus is severe and easy to recur. Special eczema should pay attention to its unique clinical symptoms, and the diagnosis is not difficult. Chronic eczema should be differentiated from neurodermatitis. Neurodermatitis has pruritus before rash. The lesions were dry, without exudation and pigmentation. Most of them are located in neck, sacrum and limbs. It can tolerate a variety of drugs and physical and chemical stimulation.

Symptom 3: the differentiation is based on pleomorphic rash with symmetrical distribution and unclear edge. Easy to exudate, severe itching, often repeated attacks, into the characteristics of chronic, generally not difficult to diagnose. But acute eczema should be differentiated from contact dermatitis, chronic eczema should be differentiated from neurodermatitis, and hand foot eczema should be differentiated from tinea manus and pedis! Coin eczema is a piece of eczema with clear boundary, which is larger or larger from coin to palm, also known as discoid eczema. Erythema, blisters or papules gather into plaques, or snail desquamation is a limited subacute eczema, causing severe itching, which usually occurs in the hand It can also appear in the extension side of limbs, dorsum of feet, shoulders or buttocks. It often reduces or aggravates repeatedly, especially in the cold season.

matters needing attention

Here, I would like to remind you that mothers should not use drugs for their babies without authorization, especially those containing hormones. The baby's skin is fragile. Hormone drugs are easy to cause certain damage to the baby's skin, which is also not conducive to the recovery of the disease. It is suggested that mothers should seek professional guidance and use drugs correctly.