Patient's question:
Sure, I can help with that. Please provide the content you want to be translated into English.Doctor's answer:
Eczema is a manifestation of an infant's allergic constitution, commonly seen in artificially fed infants. The onset of infantile eczema is mostly related to poor gastrointestinal digestive capacity in infants. As they grow older, their gastrointestinal function gradually improves, digestive ability strengthens, and their diet becomes more diverse. Most cases of infantile eczema gradually heal after the age of one and do not recur.For children prone to eczema, the treatment involves using anti-allergic creams, which all contain a certain amount of hormones and should not be used long-term. Additionally, there is currently no effective treatment for it. Daily care should be noted: avoid wearing too many clothes and opt for cotton garments. When bathing or washing the face, use lukewarm water and avoid using soaps. If the eczema is severe, some eczema cream can be applied.