Eczema occurs as soon as the weather is cold.

Baby eczema is a common skin disease, which brings great discomfort to the baby. Understanding the causes of infantile eczema will help us to prevent and treat this disease better.

Allergens in food

The baby's delicate intestines and stomach sometimes have allergic reactions to certain foods, such as eggs, milk, bean products, seafood, nuts and so on. Once the baby is exposed to these foods, it may cause allergies and lead to eczema.

Allergens in the air

The air around the baby may contain all kinds of allergic substances, such as dust, dust mites, pollen and animal dander. These tiny allergens may cause eczema in infants.

Impact of climate change

Strong ultraviolet rays, sudden temperature, dry air, cold weather and air pollution (pm2.5) may all be the trigger factors of baby eczema.

Improper nursing

Improper nursing is also a cause of eczema aggravation. Baby will feel itchy after suffering from eczema. If the baby often scratches the affected area by hand, it will aggravate the skin damage, make the skin more vulnerable to external allergens, and lead to the deterioration of eczema.