The baby has small red bumps

When parents are taking care of their babies, the thing they fear most is that their babies may develop some illness. The baby's own immunity is much weaker than that of an adult, so it is common for them to develop some diseases. Especially the baby's skin is very fragile and very prone to skin diseases. Some parents find that their babies have a lot of red pimples on their body. So what are the reasons for babies to have a lot of red pimples on their body?

1. Genetic factors: Infant eczema is closely related to genetic factors, especially when immediate family members have eczema or other allergic symptoms, it is most common for babies to develop eczema.

2. Environmental factors:

(1) Clothing: artificial fabrics, printing and dyeing agents, bleaching agents, mothproofing agents, mildewproofing agents, etc. related to clothing.

(2) Food: fertilizers, pesticides, feed additives used in food production, preservatives, flavorings, pigments, ripening agents, etc. used in food processing.

3. Infection factors: Some eczema is related to microbial infection, so topical anti-infection drugs are used in the treatment of some severe eczema.

4. Dietary factors:

(1) The most important factor for infants and young children is diet. Since baby food is single and mainly consists of dairy products, the main allergy to babies is protein. Some babies develop eczema after adding complementary foods, which may be related to the complementary foods, mainly eggs and some nuts, such as various beans, peanuts, sesame seeds, etc.

(2) Milk (including milk formula) contains a large amount of foreign proteins, which can easily cause allergies and are the culprit for babies to get eczema.

(3) Eggs, fish, shrimp, crab, chocolate, and fructose may all cause allergies. The key to eradicating baby eczema is to identify the substance that causes the allergy.

In fact, the key to solving baby eczema is to improve the baby's gastrointestinal system. Only by adjusting it well can the baby's eczema be solved. Here are some care methods for you.

1. Keep your skin clean and dry

It is best to use warm water and non-alkaline bath agent to bathe the baby. If necessary, wipe the water off the baby's body immediately after bathing, and then apply some non-oily conditioner or the like. If the baby already has eczema, then you must take extra care of him/her and you can apply some tea seed oil or the like on the affected area.

2. Avoid external stimulation

Parents should pay attention to the influence of external temperature and humidity, and avoid contact with babies with rashes, especially under the scorching sun. Babies sweat more in summer, so the sweat should be wiped off in time. When the weather is dry, you should consider applying some moisturizer and avoid wearing irritating clothes such as wool, silk, nylon, etc.

Precautions for preventing and treating baby eczema

(1) Trace the cause as much as possible, isolate the allergen, and avoid further stimulation. Remove lesions and treat systemic chronic diseases such as indigestion, intestinal parasitic diseases, diabetes, mental and neurological disorders, etc.

(2) When taking medicine, you should understand the toxic and side effects of some medicines. Do not use medicines indiscriminately without knowing why. In particular, corticosteroids should be used under the guidance of a specialist. Do not assume that any medicine is infallible. When using a new medicine, be sure to consult a doctor before using it.

(3) Children with eczema should generally eat a diet that is easily digestible and does not interfere with their stomach and intestines. Their bowel movements should be smooth every day. They should avoid eating spicy, irritating, fishy, ​​and wind-inducing foods such as seafood, milk, and eggs. Commonly used medicinal foods that strengthen the spleen and remove dampness, such as winter melon and lotus seed soup, mung bean and red bean soup, have a good preventive effect on eczema. River products such as lotus seeds, lotus roots, lotus leaves, water chestnuts, etc. are also good for the skin.

(4) Avoid eating some irritating foods, such as onions, ginger, garlic and other foods that are likely to cause eczema, such as fish, shrimp and other seafood.