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Baby Eczema: Symptoms and Treatments.

Written by Shrihari Pataskar  |  25. January 2011

A skin disease named as eczema is very harmful to the people of any age groups. It becomes more difficult for the parents to handle if the eczema has affected a child. Generally, this skin disease occurs in the early childhood in the form dry and red skin. This is known as baby eczema that comes with severe itching. Baby eczema affects those children who have very low level of moisture in the body and the skin. Some of the allergic food and other fluids that a baby has also can lead to this kind of skin disease. At times, the soap, the detergents, or the cloths that a baby wears can also create eczema on the skin. Among many others, the atopic eczema is very well known. This kind of eczema occurs very frequently on the face and scalp with instant itching. Eczema happens on the skin due to many reasons. The most important reason is related to the genes and the immune system.

Among all other categories of eczema, the Dyshidrotic eczema also affects the baby skin. This kind of eczema occurs as blisters with severe itching and redness. This is also a common skin problem. Generally, it affects the kid's hands, palms and fingers of both the hands and legs. The person with the infection suffers with pain, slits on the fingers, skin cuts with crusts, pus forming inside the swellings etc. This disease occurs due to allergic reactions or other types of skin infections. Nowadays, the medical experts have come up with various dyshidrotic eczema treatments. They generally suggest to avoiding those things, foods, fluids and environments that can cause an allergic reaction.
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