I had a red envelope on my body, and I suspected it was eczema, and the experts in this area came in

Sort of, but it's better to figure it out. Don't mess with medications.

You came up with a little bit of research"Shouer Skincare Cream"The effect will be very good, in addition, usually rub the affected area with ginger, so the effect will also be good, be sure to stick to it.

Hello, the case you are talking about is eczema.

I have also had this, you first think about whether the child has eaten anything allergic, if it is not eczema, wipe the dermatitis flat, the effect is very good, let the child wear shorts, eczema is stuffy, and take more baths.

Hurry up and see a doctor tomorrow, the child is fragile, this should be allergies.

Condition analysis: Hello, there are red envelopes on your body, and it is very itchy, indicating that there is guidance caused by allergies: you can take Claritan orally, vitamin C, ranitidine, and Fengtongsheng pills orally, and at the same time use external dermatitis to **, which can have a good effect.

Try it with oil-controlling toiletries Could it be caused by oil clogging pores?

You're going to become an angel with long feathers.

It's a mite. Use oil-controlling cleaning products. Bedding is mostly exposed to the sun.

It may be that the beanie was transferred to the back.

It's eczema, it's recommended to go to the hospital.

It could be that the bean went to see a doctor.

It should be eczema, go to the pharmacy and buy some anti-itching ointment, and it will be fine in a few days.

Mine too, it's allergies =

Eczema is a small red dot that resembles the eye of a needle, and some have tissue fluid in it, which is itchy and itchy.

Urticaria is a lumpy red envelope, that is, a wheal, which will protrude on the surface of ** if it is severe, and when it is not serious, it is a bag larger than soybeans, which does not protrude from **, but itchy.

Eczema generally grows on my fingers, and it is easier to grow when it is wet in summer, while urticaria generally grows in places that have been rubbed by blunt objects, such as trouser belts and socks, so it is easy to grow around the waist, so eczema is also called scratch syndrome in traditional Chinese medicine.

I had eczema for nearly two years, and I became a doctor after a long illness, hehe, I hope it can help you!

The eczema I get is concentrated below the knees of the legs and below the elbows, which is more itchy. Hope you can confirm.