Allergic dermatitis eczema

For people with allergic constitution, eczema may occur if they are not careful. If the symptoms of eczema are more serious, it may lead to inflammation. This is the so-called allergic dermatitis eczema. Clinically, the causes of allergic dermatitis and eczema are divided into two types: internal and external. The internal cause is mainly the allergic constitution caused by genetics, which is the situation mentioned above.

As for external factors, it means that the patient is affected by the surrounding environment or daily living habits, or by eating foods that are prone to cause allergies. These factors are all external factors. But no matter what the cause is, in order to detect it in time, you need to understand the symptoms of allergic dermatitis and eczema.

Eczema has different classifications. Clinically, it can be usually divided into autosensitive eczema, infant eczema, and infectious eczema according to the different types of eczema.

As the name suggests, infantile eczema is eczema that occurs in infants. It usually occurs after one month of age and usually occurs on the head and face, but other parts of the body may also be affected. The rash symptoms are similar to those of acute or subacute eczema, which comes and goes and is prone to recurrence. Due to the unbearable itching, babies often cry and become restless at night, and are often accompanied by gastrointestinal symptoms such as diarrhea.

Allergic eczema: This type of eczema is mainly caused by allergic constitution. Before the onset of this type of eczema, there is an eczema lesion or other skin disease somewhere on the body. The skin lesions are generalized and symmetrical eczematous.

Eczematous dermatitis contagious: This type of eczema can spread to other parts of the skin, causing a larger infection. This disease often occurs secondary to bacterial suppurative skin diseases, such as otitis media, ulcers, fistulas and bedsores. A skin disease caused by secretions discharged from the above-mentioned lesions, which irritates or sensitizes the surrounding skin.

Coin-shaped eczema: This type of eczema is also called currency eczema. It generally occurs in many parts of the body, often on the back of the hands, extensor sides of the limbs and buttocks, and is often distributed symmetrically. It is more common in winter and autumn.

After understanding the symptoms of allergic dermatitis and eczema, for patients, if they want to make the symptoms of dermatitis and eczema disappear as soon as possible, they must first start with their lifestyle and diet. In addition, they must pay attention to personal hygiene habits and eat more fruits and vegetables in normal times. This is very effective in preventing allergic dermatitis and eczema.