What causes eczema in children?

Hello, there are several reasons for baby eczema:

1. Milk protein causes trouble.

Most babies have eczema caused mainly by allergies to proteins in milk powder or breast milk. Different babies will have different degrees of intolerance to protein, often manifested as different degrees of eczema, severe cases can have diarrhea, and even blood in the stool. Ordinary infants are only intolerant to cow's milk protein, but some infants are also intolerant to breast milk protein.

For infants at high risk of milk protein allergy who cannot be exclusively breastfed, the use of partially hydrolyzed protein formulations may prevent or delay the development of atopic dermatitis and cow's milk protein allergy in early infants and young children compared with conventional cow's milk protein formulations.

2. Environmental factors.

Pollen, mites, dry air, etc. may cause baby eczema, and the wool fabrics worn by the baby and even the dyes on the clothes are also closely related to the occurrence of baby eczema. If your baby is dressed too thickly, overfed, or has too much room temperature, it can make eczema worse.

3. Emotional factors.

Have parents found that if the baby is emotional or even crying, the eczema on the body will be more obvious? That's because emotional factors can also affect baby eczema. If you are stressed for a long time and have a bad mood, it will make eczema worse, or even recur.

4. Genetic factors.

Almost all health problems can be due to genetics, and eczema is no exception. Among allergic diseases, only eczema occurs in infancy. In other words, if one parent has had an allergic disease or has had eczema, the likelihood of developing eczema in a young baby is greatly increased.

There are many reasons why children develop eczema, or the child's immunity is insufficient, or there is a disease in the body's internal system. Environmental factors are also the direct cause of eczema, such as food allergies, humid environment, and exposure to the sun, etc., which can easily lead to eczema in children.

If the child is nervous and anxious for a long time, or is depressed for a long time, he is also prone to eczema, and his body will also change, ** will feel itchy and have red rashes. If the child is older and has poor lifestyle habits, then the chances of suffering from eczema will also increase. If your child often stays up late, has an irregular life, or doesn't exercise much, the body's immunity will also be affected, and it will be prone to eczema.

If you eat food that is easy to cause indigestion or excessive moisture, it will cause your baby to have eczema. This can be done with topical medications as well as dietary modifications**.

Premature addition of complementary foods, or contact with allergenic foods and other food additives.