Itchy and uncomfortable skin is bothersome for adults, but it can be especially difficult for young children.
. Some children have one or two of these conditions, while their siblings have other ones. Researchers are still trying to understand the link between these conditions, but there clearly is a genetic component. Watch for symptoms of asthma and allergic rhinitis as your son grows.The best way to treat eczema is to avoid triggers that cause a flare. I recommend that your entire family switches to fragrance-free, dye-free products.
Usually, the first line of medical treatment is topical steroids. They are effective and time-tested. I often recommend treating eczema using a method called “wet wraps” consistently for two weeks. This is cumbersome but very effective, and it remains a tool for use in the future for subsequent flares. Taking photos before and after treatment is reassuring because improvement in the skin may be subtle at first.
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