Will postpartum eczema heal on its own?

Pregnant women may not only suffer from some diseases before giving birth, but also may suffer from other diseases after giving birth, such as eczema. Eczema is a very common disease, which is closely related to our living environment and everyone's mood. The eczema that occurs in women after giving birth is collectively called postpartum eczema. Mothers who have just given birth hope to cure the disease as soon as possible, fearing that it will affect the baby's health. Many mothers also want to know if postpartum eczema can heal itself?

Patients must understand that eczema is an inflammatory skin reaction with polymorphic skin lesions and a tendency to exudation caused by a variety of complex internal and external factors. If acute and subacute eczema is not treated actively and does not heal repeatedly, it may turn into chronic eczema. The skin lesions are dark red or brownish red macules or maculopapules, which often fuse and thicken to present lichenification, with scales, scratches and blood crusts on the surface, and a few papules and maculopapules scattered around. At this time, the disease recurs repeatedly and is difficult to cure.

What should you pay attention to after giving birth?

After giving birth, women should eat less protein and high-sugar foods, as they can easily leave residues in the mouth, irritate the oral mucosa, and cause periodontitis and gingivitis. Still need a bath. Mothers can take a hot bath on the third day after giving birth, with the temperature about 22 degrees. Pregnant women with good physical conditions can go for a walk outdoors two weeks after delivery, but they should go out for activities in sunny weather, and the time should not be too long, and they should not feel tired.

After giving birth, many female friends will experience discomfort, which is a normal situation. When encountering this situation, the mother should not panic too much and should face it calmly. When necessary, you should go to a regular hospital for examination and treatment, and use appropriate methods to solve the symptoms of postpartum discomfort. Don't treat yourself blindly.