Itchy rash on buttocks and chest during confinement

During the confinement period after childbirth, many people do not open windows for ventilation and keep the doors closed for a long time. Some people even draw the curtains to ensure that no sunlight can enter the room, because they think that only in this way can they avoid postpartum diseases. The confinement period can be very good, but everyone should know that you cannot do this during the confinement period. If you continue like this for a long time, it will easily lead to rashes on the buttocks and chest, and reduce your resistance to allergies.

Overview

It is also very easy for postpartum women to suffer from eczema, and treatment must be carried out with caution. After all, pregnant women are a special population. Although it is a common disease, it is a skin disease of the surface and dermis caused by many factors. When treating eczema, everyone should treat it according to their individual circumstances. There may be many factors that cause eczema in postpartum women. It may usually be because the individual's physique is more prone to allergies, or hygiene is not done well, which may cause eczema. Therefore, if the mother has eczema at first sight, the baby’s chance of being infected is very high. Here we would like to share with you some relevant knowledge about whether the mother’s eczema can be transmitted to the baby.

Can maternal eczema be transmitted to the baby?

First: Generally speaking, if the mother suffers from eczema, the chance of infection is very high due to the baby's sensitive constitution, which means that the baby may also have eczema. However, even if the mother does not have eczema, the baby is very likely to get eczema because there are many factors that cause eczema. If the baby is getting angry, hot, has dry skin, is allergic to saliva irritation, etc., it may cause eczema.

Second: Eczema is generally not contagious. Although it may lead to the transmission of fungal infection when combined with fungal infection, it does not constitute the transmission of eczema. Eczema is also related to physical constitution and allergic constitution. Everyone’s situation is different and most of the time it is related to genetics.

Third: If a mother has eczema, although it will not be contagious to the baby, you must take active treatment so that it will not affect the mother. For pregnant women, if you have eczema, you must take precautions for the baby and try to prevent the baby from suffering from eczema.

Precautions

Pay more attention to personal hygiene and keep dry as much as possible. I may eat some allergenic foods, which may have a great impact on eczema. Appropriate use of some medicine to clean it can achieve a healing effect. Eczema can be completely cured.