Patient's question:
My baby has developed eczema again. She is only one and a half months old, and her eczema keeps recurring, with no improvement in treatment so far. What should I do about newborn eczema?Doctor's answer:
This is pediatric eczema, also known as milk crust, which is very common in children. It can be treated with topical medications. Pay attention to keeping the area dry. It will gradually disappear with growth and development. Pharmacies should have these, as they are commonly used and non-irritating. It is not allowed if they are too irritating. During treatment, patients need to follow a regular diet, maintain a disciplined routine, actively participate in physical exercise, and regulate physical and mental health. Keep personal hygiene to avoid bacterial invasion due to weakened immunity.