ECZEMA adolescent
Overview
Atopic eczema is a form of dermatitis now very common among children aged one to seven years.
Atopic eczema in children
About 15% of small, from one to seven years of age, has this type of dermatitis that, in 60% of cases, occurs within the first two years of life. Sometimes it disappears spontaneously or if it is manifested at an early age and is accompanied by familiar, can also persist into adulthood. Dermatitis is congenital and genetic in origin but can develop sensitivity to other factors such as diet or taking of drugs. Atopic eczema may present acutely with a reddened patches (sometimes local swelling and small blisters) and in chronic form with injuries due to continuous scratching by the child.
Most people …show more content…
Plus there is the risk factor consists of the familiar . Children of persons with atopic skin, subject to dermatitis, or with problems of allergies, likely to develop the same problem. In any case, only a meticulous specialist examination and allergy testing are able to disclose the nature of the dermatitis, and therefore eczema.
Symptoms
Typically, the ' eczema is formed in susceptible from an early age with a typical course.
Between two and six months in infants and before 5 years of age in children older, the skin of the cheeks , the forehead, scalp and ear area, it starts to become red , dry, with the formation of small bubbles itchy ( that the child tries to scratch the situation worse).
The eczema may extend to the limbs (arms and legs) and the trunk, but also to the area of' groin where it is irritated by the diaper.
With the growth in both children and adults, eczema tends to be more " dry " - so with less formation of bumpy patches - but always is very itchy and with a very ugly …show more content…
Cleansing the skin with suitable products ( Mustela presents a complete line for the treatment and the hygiene useful to restore the skin barrier and reduce inflammation);
3. Reducing exposure to allergens responsible.
Some children a little more grown up that presenting a severe eczema may also be treated with ultraviolet rays under the supervision of a dermatologist. In some cases they are also prescribed newer medications that change the way in which the immune system of the skin reacts.
Prevention
Prevention is the first remedy for eczema in children. In recent years there has been an increase in cases of eczema in children, a little 'because it becomes more diagnoses, a little' because the exposure to the products that can cause irritation increased. The first thing to do to limit the risk of eczema in children is to avoid the use of cosmetic and always read the labels of the products that are selected for their hygiene; so avoid harsh soaps and detergents.
• it is better not to use them, not even those "for girls", especially if the girl is ready to develop eczema or other forms of allergy in recent years there has been an increase in the use of perfumes and cosmetics in children,. There are also some other precautions that can help, and that they are all very natural:
• Keep your skin well
Overview
Atopic eczema is a form of dermatitis now very common among children aged one to seven years.
Atopic eczema in children
About 15% of small, from one to seven years of age, has this type of dermatitis that, in 60% of cases, occurs within the first two years of life. Sometimes it disappears spontaneously or if it is manifested at an early age and is accompanied by familiar, can also persist into adulthood. Dermatitis is congenital and genetic in origin but can develop sensitivity to other factors such as diet or taking of drugs. Atopic eczema may present acutely with a reddened patches (sometimes local swelling and small blisters) and in chronic form with injuries due to continuous scratching by the child.
Most people …show more content…
Plus there is the risk factor consists of the familiar . Children of persons with atopic skin, subject to dermatitis, or with problems of allergies, likely to develop the same problem. In any case, only a meticulous specialist examination and allergy testing are able to disclose the nature of the dermatitis, and therefore eczema.
Symptoms
Typically, the ' eczema is formed in susceptible from an early age with a typical course.
Between two and six months in infants and before 5 years of age in children older, the skin of the cheeks , the forehead, scalp and ear area, it starts to become red , dry, with the formation of small bubbles itchy ( that the child tries to scratch the situation worse).
The eczema may extend to the limbs (arms and legs) and the trunk, but also to the area of' groin where it is irritated by the diaper.
With the growth in both children and adults, eczema tends to be more " dry " - so with less formation of bumpy patches - but always is very itchy and with a very ugly …show more content…
Cleansing the skin with suitable products ( Mustela presents a complete line for the treatment and the hygiene useful to restore the skin barrier and reduce inflammation);
3. Reducing exposure to allergens responsible.
Some children a little more grown up that presenting a severe eczema may also be treated with ultraviolet rays under the supervision of a dermatologist. In some cases they are also prescribed newer medications that change the way in which the immune system of the skin reacts.
Prevention
Prevention is the first remedy for eczema in children. In recent years there has been an increase in cases of eczema in children, a little 'because it becomes more diagnoses, a little' because the exposure to the products that can cause irritation increased. The first thing to do to limit the risk of eczema in children is to avoid the use of cosmetic and always read the labels of the products that are selected for their hygiene; so avoid harsh soaps and detergents.
• it is better not to use them, not even those "for girls", especially if the girl is ready to develop eczema or other forms of allergy in recent years there has been an increase in the use of perfumes and cosmetics in children,. There are also some other precautions that can help, and that they are all very natural:
• Keep your skin well