What to do if your baby gets eczema after eating rice noodles

For infants and young children, their gastrointestinal development is not yet complete and they are easily affected by adverse stimulation and influences. Allergic reactions at this time may lead to eczema. For example, some children will develop symptoms of skin eczema after eating rice noodles. This phenomenon can be treated with certain creams. Try to use some Chinese medicine preparations. Western medicine creams are mostly hormone drugs, which are not good for babies.

What to do if baby gets eczema on face after eating rice noodles

If your baby develops eczema on his face after eating rice noodles, you should stop feeding him rice noodles immediately. Especially those rice noodles with fish flavor are more likely to cause skin allergies. How to treat baby eczema?

1. Cream

Most topical creams are hormonal drugs, so be sure to make sure that Chinese herbal preparations are the best. Or grind Sophora flavescens into powder and mash purple garlic into paste and apply to the affected area 3 times a day. It is effective in treating chronic eczema.

2. For external use

1:10000 potassium permanganate solution wet compress, the ratio must be controlled well. If too much potassium permanganate is used, it will cause irritation to the baby's skin.

3. Diet therapy

For japonica rice porridge, use the usual method to cook one or two taels of japonica rice. When the porridge is almost cooked, take a fresh lotus leaf, wash it, and cover the porridge. Simmer for a while, then remove the lotus leaf. When the porridge turns light green, mix it evenly. Add a little sugar when eating, which can clear away summer heat and promote diuresis.

4. Egg oil

Boil 7 eggs and take out the egg yolks. Put 50-100 grams of sesame oil in a pot and simmer the oil out of the egg yolks over low heat until the egg yolks are burnt. Apply the oil to the affected area frequently.

5. Folk remedies

15 grams each of Indigo, Talcum Powder, and Cypress, and 9 grams of Borneol. Grind them into fine powder, mix with sesame oil to form a paste, apply to the affected area 3 times a day. It is effective in treating acute eczema.

Causes of eczema in babies

1. Genetic allergic constitution: The incidence of eczema in children whose parents or family members have allergic diseases is higher than that in other people of the same age.

2. Gastrointestinal dysfunction: When the gastrointestinal tract is disordered, food cannot be fully digested and broken down, and is absorbed into the blood in the form of large molecules. In particular, protein foods (milk, eggs, fish, shrimp, etc.) can act as antigens and induce eczema. Therefore, if children eat too much protein food and catch a cold, or have diarrhea, which affects their gastrointestinal function, eczema may recur or worsen. Asthma can also aggravate eczema relapses, and vaccinations can also aggravate eczema relapses. Infants aged 0-6 months have poor digestion and absorption, weak gastrointestinal defense, and are prone to food allergies.

3. Chronic infection foci in the body: Chronic infections such as bacteria, viruses, and parasites in children are also important factors in the onset of the disease.

4. Immune dysfunction: common severe infection.

2. Physical factors: such as cold, heat, excessive dryness, humidity, scratching, washing face with hot water, etc. may become inducing factors. Chemical factors: including soap, chemical fibers, woolen fabrics and detergents, etc. Biological factors: such as pollen, fungal spores, dust mites, fur and secretions of small animals, etc. Food factors: milk, eggs, seafood, beef, mutton, etc. Infants with eczema and breastfeeding mothers are forbidden to eat "irritating foods" such as fish, crab, chicken, beef, mutton, and shrimp.