What's wrong with the small red spots on my chest?

If a woman has a lot of small red dots on her chest, she should pay attention to it, especially for women who are breastfeeding. This is most likely caused by breast eczema, which is mainly due to breastfeeding. The secretion of milk often causes eczema, which can cause symptoms such as itching and dry skin. At this time, you must strengthen your diet and keep the breast area clean.

What's wrong with the small red spots on my chest?

1. External causes of breast eczema

(1) Dry skin, excessive sweating, scratching, friction and other dietary factors of postpartum mothers may induce breast eczema.

(2) Many mothers develop breast eczema due to allergic irritation to animal fur, topical medications, certain soaps, cosmetics, dyes, etc.

(3) When mothers are breastfeeding, the babies suckle their breasts repeatedly, causing local irritation such as excessive moisture in the breasts, which can induce allergic reactions in the nipples and surrounding skin, leading to breast eczema.

(4) During the confinement period after childbirth, an unsuitable living environment can also lead to breast eczema, such as poor ventilation in the room, exposure to sunlight and ultraviolet rays, etc.

2. Internal causes of breast eczema

(1) Postpartum mothers consume a lot of energy and their physical constitution is generally poor. When taking certain medications orally, it is easy to cause endocrine disorders and cause eczema bacterial infection.

(2) If mothers suffer from chronic digestive system diseases, endocrine dysfunction and other diseases, the lesions and parasites in the body will make the mothers develop allergic constitution and be easily infected by eczema bacteria.

(3) Many mothers develop breast eczema due to mental factors such as long-term insomnia, mental stress, and excessive fatigue.

(4) Allergies caused by foods such as fish and shrimp can also cause breast eczema in mothers.