What to do if ear eczema discharges

Ear eczema is more common in children, and in severe cases, there will be discharge. The first treatment method is to find the cause of eczema, ensure the eczema area is dry, and carry out sterilization and anti-inflammatory treatment to prevent the infection from worsening. You should avoid certain foods when you suffer from eczema, and if your baby is still breastfeeding, the mother should also avoid certain foods. This article introduces detailed treatment methods. Moms, come and take a look and learn.

External ear eczema is more common in children, and is prone to occur in the concha cavity and the posterior groove of the auricle. It can also occur in the skin around the ear. Erythema, papules, blisters, erosions, exudate, and crusts may appear on the skin of the external ear. According to the duration of the disease, it is divided into acute and chronic types.

Ultimately, eczema is probably due to skin allergies caused by certain reasons in the baby's body. It is easy to recur and will not never recur. It is particularly easy to recur and will gradually stop recurring as the baby grows older and his resistance increases. In addition, what should you do if your baby has eczema on his ears? Dermatologists recommend:

First , we must actively look for the cause of the disease and eliminate or treat it.

2. Improve the overall condition: Those who have not found the local cause of the disease should pay special attention to this point, such as avoiding allergic substances, changing dairy products, strengthening nutrition and maintaining normal gastrointestinal function.

3. Local treatment: mainly cleaning, drying and anti-inflammation. There are three situations that can be handled:

1. For those who are somewhat dry but have no exudate: Apply 1-2% gentian violet to make it scab and protect the wound, or use 10-15% zinc oxide ointment, white mercury ointment, antibiotics and cortisone ointment, etc. You can also sprinkle calomel powder or boric acid powder.

2. For those with a small amount of exudate: apply gentian violet paste or zinc oxide paste.

3. If there is too much exudate: first use normal saline or 3% boric acid water for wet compress for 1-2 days, or use 0.1-0.5% alum water for clearing and wet compress.

If the baby is breastfed, the mother should avoid eating seafood, beans and eggs, as these can easily induce eczema. In addition, eczema is severe when it is hot, but not obvious when it is cool. This is eczema. Therefore, the skin should be kept dry, and the baby's skin should not be exposed to water or moisture. Try to avoid bathing, washing the hair and face as much as possible.