What is the cause of one year old babies always having eczema

What are the allergens of infant eczema:

1.Food screening.

First of all, check from the food, most babies are just intolerant to food. Eliminate all suspected allergenic foods from your baby's diet, and fasting exclusively breastfeeding mothers to see if the situation improves (mainly to see if the rash will go away on its own and if there are no new rash outbreaks).

Observation for about a week (if you see obvious changes, you can end the observation, you don't need to wait for a week, but it is best to let the baby's eczema gradually fade before doing the investigation). If the eczema has improved, it proves that the baby is suspected of food allergies, you can check from these suspected objects, add a suspected allergen food a week, add the amount from less to more, observe whether eczema will break out, and the food with a positive answer is the allergen. Be careful to observe for at least a week, as some allergy symptoms will not appear until two or three days.

2.Check the environment.

If you can't identify the allergen in your food, you need to consider the environment. Environmental allergies are usually easier to detect, and are generally closely related to the weather, such as rainy and humid weather or when there is a lot of pollen catkins in spring, it is particularly easy to develop eczema, you can conclude that the baby is allergic to the environment. Mites, molds, pollen, etc., which are more common in the environment.

Wash the baby's contact products frequently, use some mite removal and sterilization instruments, such as using an air purifier to purify the air, using a mite vacuum cleaner to clean textiles that cannot be cleaned, etc. If you see an improvement in your baby's condition, stick with it. For environmental allergies, there is no need to find out what the real allergen is, as long as it can effectively reduce allergy symptoms, you can find a solution.

Parents must look at whether there are any omissions in the investigation process, and also pay attention to some daily necessities, such as laundry detergent, cosmetics used by mothers or close contacts, etc.

Avoiding eczema** is still a matter of care.

What parents can do is to take careful care and use drugs rationally to control eczema, so as to reduce the impact of eczema on the quality of life and growth and development of children.

Key points of care:

1. Try to find and avoid allergens.

2. Avoid contact with irritating substances**, do not wash the affected area with alkaline soap, and do not wash the affected area with hot water.

3. Wear cotton clothes.

3. The room temperature should not be too high, otherwise it will aggravate the itching sensation of eczema. Dress loosely, preferably cotton.

4. For seborrheic eczema, you must not wash it with soapy water, just apply some vegetable oil frequently to soften the scab gradually, and then gently comb it off with a comb.

5. Insisting on breastfeeding can prevent eczema caused by heterosexual protein sensitivity caused by cow's milk.

Because the baby may be hot, or it is to be held, the weather relationship also has an impact, but eczema and allergies are different, the main thing is that the baby can keep up with the nutrition. Don't worry, as long as it's not serious.

Eczema has to find the cause again and again, there are many causes of eczema, and Bao Ma must find the right cause and fix it.

1. Internal factors. 1) Hereditary allergic constitution: In general, the incidence of eczema in children with parents or family patients with allergic diseases is higher than that of other people of the same age.

2) Gastrointestinal dysfunction: When the gastrointestinal tract is dysfunctional, food is not fully digested and decomposed, and is absorbed into the blood in the form of macromolecules, especially protein foods (milk, eggs, fish and shrimp, etc.) can be used as antigenic substances to induce eczema. Therefore, if children eat too much protein food, eczema can be aggravated when it affects gastrointestinal function such as colds, colds or diarrhea.

Asthma can also worsen eczema**, or injections can worsen eczema**. Infants aged 0-6 months have poor digestion and absorption, weak gastrointestinal defenses, and are prone to food allergies.

3) Slow infection in the body: The presence of bacteria, viruses, parasites and other chronic infections in children is also an important factor in the pathogenesis.

4) Immune dysfunction: common severe infection.

2. External factors. Physical factors: such as cold, heat, excessive dryness, humidity and scratching, hot water washing of the face, etc. may be predisposing factors.

Chemical factors: including soaps, chemical fibers, woollen fabrics and cleaning products.

Biological factors: such as pollen, fungal spores, dust mites, small animal fur and secretions, etc.

Food factors: milk, eggs, seafood, beef and mutton, etc., infants suffering from eczema, lactating mothers are forbidden to eat fish, crab, chicken, beef and mutton, shrimp, etc.