Patient's question:
Approximately, the baby often rubs their cheeks and pulls their eyes every day, always dragging the same spot. The marks are thick. Now, at three and a half months, the scar on the baby's skin has faded to about the size of a quail egg. The elders saw it and said it might be eczema.Previous treatment and effectiveness:
There were some small bumps, and the skin was slightly red during the day, appearing pinkish. In the afternoon, it was a bit redder. It was somewhat similar to cradle cap.
What kind of help is needed:
It hasn’t healed after so long. Will it leave a scar? Do I need any ointment to help the baby recover completely?
Doctor's answer:
The child has eczema on their face. It is recommended that you use green tea and honeysuckle to boil water and wash the child's face. Then, use halometasone cream and anti-humidity, swelling, and pain-relieving ointment together to apply on the child's face, which will quickly relieve the condition.Mothers need to pay special attention to their diet when their baby has eczema. Mushrooms, coriander, scallions, garlic, beef, lamb, and seafood should not be eaten, otherwise the baby's eczema will worsen, and the baby will feel very painful. It is recommended that mothers take green tea leaves for a period of time, as this helps remove milk toxins. Combining it with the ointments for topical application will help the baby recover quickly.