Difference between milia and eczema

Milia and eczema are actually very common skin diseases, but some friends confuse these two skin diseases. Milia is a very common skin disease in babies. After the appearance of miliaria, as long as ventilation and hygiene are maintained, no medication is needed. However, eczema may occur in all people and requires medication.

Currently, skin diseases are the most popular diseases. Once the disease occurs, we must seek medical treatment in a timely manner to avoid missing the best treatment time. The more common ones at present are miliaria and eczema. Both diseases are common diseases in dermatology and their symptoms are somewhat similar, so many people confuse the two diseases, resulting in the failure to choose the best treatment method.

Chestnut rash is the most common disease in newborn babies. It mainly appears on the baby's nose and cheeks, mainly in the form of small white spots. Basically, the occurrence of miliaria is not a big deal. It is a relatively common skin disease and most newborns will develop miliaria.

Eczema is also a relatively common skin disease. There are many causes of this disease. Eczema is a disease caused by many factors, including environmental factors, infectious factors, drug factors, dietary factors, genetic factors, etc. The most common factor is infectious factors. Eczema is a common skin disease that is mainly caused by a variety of internal and external factors and is characterized by inflammation of the epidermis and superficial dermis, and is mainly accompanied by itching and rashes. Even after timely treatment, the disease is prone to recurrence.

In terms of treatment, eczema is usually treated with general medication application, trying to find out the main cause of the disease, understand the patient's medical history, work environment, and lifestyle habits. In addition, you must avoid external stimulation as much as possible, such as washing with hot water, scratching, etc., and in terms of diet, you must avoid seafood and spicy foods.

Milia miliaria is a relatively common disease that does not cause much harm. After it appears in a newborn, attention should be paid to ventilation and the patient's skin should be kept clean and dry. If the condition is serious, some safe ointments can be applied. Remember not to scratch to avoid bacterial infection. Leading to serious illness. Therefore, there are obvious differences between milia and eczema in terms of symptoms and treatment. Therefore, when patients have skin diseases, they must be diagnosed in time to avoid blind treatment.