Can infantile eczema heal itself without treatment?

Babies born between three and six months are at high risk of eczema, accounting for about half of the babies born, more or less, and eczema occurs repeatedly. And there are many foods that cause allergies! For example: fish, shrimp, crab and other seafood. Eggs, milk, soybean milk and other foods with high protein content! The fruits are mango and pineapple. You can't eat them! Allergic. It is easy to be allergic to it. It is suggested that if you go to the hospital to prescribe some drugs with severe eczema, you can't use them for a long time under the guidance of a doctor.

Always ventilate the house, change clothes frequently, change bedding frequently, take a bath frequently, reduce the humidity in the house (it is not recommended to use some humidifiers), and the weather is slightly warmer. Take the baby out for a walk in the sun, and the scab will begin to fall off slowly, and the skin will become soft and smooth. The baby's eczema is usually related to the undeveloped skin barrier function of the skin. With the growth and development of the baby, the barrier function of the skin is gradually improved, and the degree of eczema will become lighter and lighter, and eventually it will completely disappear, so eczema is a self-healing process.

The baby got eczema, and the parents were very distressed. Once the baby has eczema, first check the allergens to see if there are allergic factors such as food, living environment and articles used. Severe cases can be treated under the guidance of a doctor, but safe and reasonable comprehensive measures should be taken on the basis of not affecting the baby's growth and development, mainly local application of drugs.

Don't take medicine unless it's serious. See a doctor. My baby went to see a doctor when he was a child. The doctor said that if the baby's skin is coated with some medicine, the baby's skin will be dull when he grows up, which is different from other places. If it is not particularly serious, do not take the medicine, because the skin barrier function of infants with eczema is reduced due to the decrease of lipid between epidermal cells, which leads to the increase of percutaneous water loss (TEWL) and dry skin. Baby eczema is a normal phenomenon and a common disease of baby. Many parents are reluctant to give drugs to their babies, mainly because the drugs are mostly hormone ointments.