What to eat to eliminate dampness and toxins during pregnancy

Eczema dermatology is very common and can occur in all age groups and various groups, such as infants to the elderly, and can also occur in pregnant women and breastfeeding women. However, pregnancy is a special period, and if eczema occurs, you must be extremely cautious. Generally, if the skin lesions are localized and small in area, hormonal ointments can be used for a short period of time, such as desonide cream, mometasone furoate cream, etc.

However, if the skin lesion area is relatively large and the condition is relatively serious, calcium gluconate or systemic hormonal drugs may be used when necessary, but the scope of application must be strictly controlled and close monitoring must be carried out. When necessary, you can use Chinese medicinal materials for nourishing the fetus, clearing away heat and removing dampness. Applying stains or facial masks such as bupleurum and wormwood leaves can also have certain effects.

During pregnancy, eczema may cause small blisters, and topical application and physical therapy methods can be chosen in clinical treatment. If the blisters are more scattered and smaller in size, you can apply compound phellodendron liquid ointment or phellodendron thorn seed anti-tinea ointment locally to treat dampness, itching and toxins. If the blisters rupture, you can use boric acid solution to apply to the face, and then apply fusidic acid cream or spinosad polymyxin B cream. If the blister is large and its diameter exceeds 1 cm, you can choose to use acupuncture or a sterile syringe to extract blister fluid for treatment. In terms of physical therapy, you can choose helium-neon laser local direct irradiation, which has the effects of anti-infection, moisture absorption and sore healing.

It is quite common in clinical medicine for pregnant women to suffer from eczema or eczema attacks during pregnancy. Although the patients themselves may have strong itching sensation and skin damage may recur, it will not cause any impact on the children. In clinical medicine, patients who develop eczema during pregnancy are very cautious about taking medicine. Doctors are also afraid that the medication will affect the normal growth and development of the fetus. Therefore, they all choose drugs that can relieve itching for pregnant women but have relatively mild ingredients.

Some patients who develop eczema during pregnancy often worry that their children will inherit their eczema. In clinical medicine, this is indeed possible. Because the patients themselves have allergic constitutions, their children may develop atopic dermatitis after birth or have a certain sensitivity to objects that come into close contact with the surrounding areas.