Patient's question:
For over two months, the first 20 days were spent on seedling cultivation. I had a bit of a runny nose, and then I developed noticeable red bumps on my head. They were present on my face except for a small area, as well as on my forehead and eyebrows, in patches. The tips of the bumps had small yellow protrusions. Is this a normal reaction to medication or something else? Eczema? What kind of assistance do you need: What's wrong with this?Doctor's answer:
The skin inflammation of the child is not very related to the allergic reaction caused by the vaccine, and it is more likely to be infantile eczema.Advice: Before the child reaches 100 days of age, it is very easy for eczema to recur, and it often recurs, making it difficult to heal on its own.
There are many treatment methods for infantile eczema. Since the child is too young, oral medication is generally not given. In the meantime, vitamin B6 ointment can be applied while keeping the child's skin clean and dry. It is best not to use ointments containing hormones.