Patient's question:
What is the reason for the small red granular particles all over the head except for the yellow ones? The doctor said it's eczema and there's no need to worry, but it just doesn't go away.Past treatment history and effectiveness: No treatment, the doctor said it would be fine in a few days.
What kind of help is desired: How can the baby stop having these things? I'm so heartbroken.
Doctor's answer:
Infantile eczema is a common skin rash in nursing babies, usually caused by allergies. If it's not severe, it doesn't need to be treated.Recommendations: For infants with eczema, the following care methods are generally adopted:
- Do not use soap when washing the baby's face or taking a bath.
- If the eczema on the body or limbs is severe, avoid tub baths for the time being. Apply medication immediately after bathing.
- Dress the child in clean, soft, and comfortable clothes. Change the pillowcase frequently and wash the clothes. Use light-colored pure cotton fabric for clothing, bedding, and avoid synthetic materials.
- Avoid exposing the child to extreme cold or heat. Do not let the baby scratch the affected area.