Patient's question:
The baby is 4 months old and recently developed an allergy on her face for no reason, but only on a small part of it. It was almost healing, but then suddenly a rash of small red bumps appeared all over her face. There's no discomfort, but it looks very worrying. How can it be eliminated? She rarely gets things on her face before.Doctor's answer:
Hello! The small red bumps on your face could be eczema. Boama should avoid overfeeding the baby to prevent indigestion. If you are allergic to certain foods, you can gradually increase small amounts to help the baby adapt. When eating eggs, try eating the yolk alone instead of the protein. If necessary, plant-based protein foods can be used. If the baby is breastfeeding, the mother should avoid eating fish, shrimp, crabs, eggs, and spicy foods, as well as alcohol. Of course, other aspects of the mother's diet should also be appropriately monitored. Not all foods are off-limits. If the baby does not show allergic symptoms due to food intake, it is okay to continue eating normally to ensure both the child and the mother are well-nourished.