Eczematous dermatitis

I believe that many of my friends have had eczema, especially in the summer when the incidence of eczema is extremely high. Although infants and young children are more likely to suffer from eczema, eczema has no age limit. People of any age are likely to suffer from eczema. Moreover, if eczema is not treated in time, it can easily lead to dermatitis, which is the so-called eczematous dermatitis.

The harm of eczematous dermatitis is much more serious than eczema. It not only has the symptoms of eczema, but it is also prone to ulceration. Therefore, in order to avoid eczematous dermatitis causing more serious harm to your body, it must be treated in time in the early stages.

First, you should try to find the allergens. Sometimes allergens are hard to find and can never be pinpointed because people come into contact with so many things. Illnesses come from the mouth. You can usually record what you have eaten in the past three days. If the rash gets worse several times due to eating a certain thing, remember to not eat it in the future.

Second, eczema will be very itchy, and scratching often makes the skin lesions worse. In fact, the more you scratch your dermatitis, the more itchy it becomes, and the more itchy it becomes, the more you scratch, creating a vicious cycle. Therefore, don't scratch when you feel itchy, as it will often become more itchy.

Third, pay attention to environmental factors. Don’t go to places with a lot of flowers and pollen. Wear a mask when going out during the pollen season. Other common conditions include allergies to eyeglass frames and belt decorations, which should be avoided. If you start to feel itchy after using certain cosmetics, it usually means that you are allergic to the ingredients in the cosmetics, so you should not use such cosmetics.

Fourth, go see a doctor. You can take some anti-allergic drugs for the rash. The doctor will prescribe some topical medications and take medication according to the doctor's advice.

If you find yourself suffering from eczematous dermatitis, please do not ignore it. Because eczematous dermatitis is clinically divided into two types: allergic and infectious, the treatment is targeted. In addition, patients with infectious eczematous dermatitis must be careful not to infect their family members to avoid being harmed by the disease.