How to treat eczema on children's faces

Eczema is an allergic disease that occurs in the skin on the basis of a certain genetic background. It has four characteristics: symmetry, repetitiveness, severe itching, and pleomorphism. It is divided into acute phase, subacute phase, and chronic phase according to stages. Clinically, different treatments should be given according to the size of the skin lesion area and the severity of the conscious symptoms. If the skin lesion area is large, oral drugs and topical drugs should be given. If the skin area is small, only eczema on the face, only topical medication can be used. In the case of more exudate in the acute phase, wet compress treatment should be selected. In the case of subacute phase, exudate and scab, paste treatment should be given. In the case of chronic phase without exudate, cream can be selected for treatment. First, choose topical medication without hormones, such as tacrolimus or pimecrolimus.