What should I do if a pregnant woman has itchy eczema?

Pregnant women are a special group of people. Generally, they cannot use medicine casually after they become ill. Therefore, if pregnant women have eczema, it is not recommended to use medicine to treat it. However, some safe methods can be used to relieve eczema. Try to eat light food on weekdays, eat less spicy and irritating food, eat more fresh vegetables and fruits, and exercise properly on weekdays to enhance your own resistance.

What should I do if a pregnant woman has eczema and it is very itchy?

1. Boil honeysuckle in water. You must buy honeysuckle that is specifically boiled for bathing. Boil it in water and let it cool before using it for bathing. It is very effective in treating eczema. However, this method requires persistence and it cannot be cured in just a few days. Pregnant mothers must not be too anxious.

2. Boil mugwort leaves in water and take a bath once a day, the effect is also good.

3. Slice raw potatoes and apply them to the affected area of ​​eczema. It will heal in two or three days.

4. Fry 3 taels of mung beans until they are charred, grind them into powder, mix them with vinegar and apply to the affected areas, twice a day. Apply for a week to cure the disease.

5. Add 50 grams of black beans to water and cook until soft. Then simmer over low heat until it becomes a thick black and sticky juice. After it cools down, apply it directly to the affected area. Collect the remaining in a small bottle for later use.

During the treatment process, if you have an allergic constitution, you must avoid allergens and pay attention to avoiding factors that cause allergies in your life.

You should also eat a light diet, avoid eating irritating or allergenic foods, and don't drink alcohol, so as not to achieve the desired therapeutic effect.

Pay attention to maintaining a good attitude, avoid excessive fatigue, and avoid eating fruits such as pineapple, lychee, and mango.

What causes baby eczema?

1. Milk protein is the cause of trouble

Most infant eczema is mainly caused by allergy to protein in milk powder or breast milk. Different babies will have varying degrees of intolerance to protein, which often manifests as varying degrees of eczema. In severe cases, diarrhea or even bloody stools may occur. Generally, babies are only intolerant to cow's milk protein, but some babies 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 formula can prevent or delay the occurrence of early atopic dermatitis and milk protein allergy in infants and young children compared with conventional cow's milk protein formula.

2. Environmental factors

Pollen, mites, dry air, etc. may all cause baby eczema, and the woolen fabrics that babies wear and even the dyes on their clothes are also closely related to the occurrence of baby eczema. Eczema may be aggravated if the baby is dressed too thickly, fed too much, or the indoor temperature is too high.

3. Emotional factors

Have parents noticed that if the baby is emotionally excited or even crying, the eczema on the baby's body will become more obvious? That's because emotional factors can also affect the baby's eczema. If you are under long-term mental stress or in a bad mood, eczema will get worse and even recur.

4. Genetic factors

Almost all health problems have a genetic component, and eczema is no exception. Among allergic diseases, only eczema occurs in infancy. That is to say, if one of the parents has suffered from an allergic disease or has had eczema, the possibility of the baby developing eczema will greatly increase.