紧急求助--关于4个月小孩湿疹的问题

[scut-jack]

我宝宝在3个月时开始有湿疹,一开始不太重视,去看医生也说正常,也没有开药,后来发展到全身都是,严重到皮肤有湿疹处渗出水,后来医生给开了很强烈的药,内含类固醇,这药挺伤小孩皮肤的,长期用会使皮肤变薄.搽完后两三天就消,但几天后有复发,又要搽.到现在宝宝快5个月了,湿疹还是有.后来去看专科,医生给开了类固醇含量较低的药,效果不好,但也可以勉强可以控制.
请问有没有其他办法?
有没有其他朋友有这样的经历可以跟我交流一下?我在多伦多,每天看着宝宝难受的样子就心疼,现在手足无措,不知该如何办?

[安儿]

我家宝宝的情况和你的孩子一样，到现在快一岁半了还没有好转，只盼他长大会好，上次回中国全身都好了，我以为已痊愈，但没想到一回到加拿大又恶劣了，现在也是过2-3天搽医生给开的药

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[suiyueran]

If you are talking about eczema, you may like to consult your baby's dermatologist about "Elidel(pimecrolimus) Cream 1%". It is steroid-free prescription cream for eczema.

You may want to look at eczemaFAQ for helping your little one.

Take care.

*** When life gives you lemons, then make lemonade.

[kity]

please use 100% lansinoh brand lanolin, it is for breastfeeding mother,i think it do not hurt your baby's skin

[scut-jack]

我现在用的是1% HCPWD/CLOTRIMADERM CR的药,比之前用的药性弱一点,但也是含类固醇的.用了有两个星期,效果不明显,不恶化,但红点也不消退,尤其是头部,还是很红.
有朋友说用金银花煲水搽身可以,我现在也开始试用了.
TO KITY:
你说的LANSINOH是处方药?含不含激素?

[话梅]

我孩子小时候也有，看了很多次医生都不管用，后来每天洗完澡后擦一点国内产的郁美净（几毛钱一袋），两三天就好了，不妨试试。

[安儿]

我目前用的是ELIDEL (PIMECROLIMUS)CREAM 1%，是家庭医生推荐现在最好的治湿疹的药，不过挺贵的，15G，大概38块左右。只是在小脸上用一点儿，身上就抹了其它的CREAM了。
是处方药。

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[kity]

lansinoh不是处方药，是一种cream,它本来是用于喂奶的妈妈的nipple,是一种纯天然的物质，lansinoh涂在妈妈的nipple上，给小孩喂奶时都不用擦掉，小孩可以吃的。我的宝宝也有湿疹，用它效果不错。有不伤害小孩皮肤，超市可以买到，不需要医生开处方。

[lilyliu]

我家的宝宝也有一点，医生开了针对RASH的cream，涂了就好。
可我发现如果我吃海鲜什么的，宝宝脸蛋上就会有红点，她还会觉得痒，我对这挺头痛的，郁美净也试过了，没有用；
据我宝宝的儿科医生说，这里的小孩子十个中会有二个就是这样子的情况，我比较奇怪；我也发现这里的孩子对海产品过敏的也不少。
和朋友讨论，想会不会和基因食品有关系呢，因为我在国内生的宝宝没有这种情况呢；
值得提醒大家注意的是，可能在大肚子的时候要注意饮食，当初我就没有就注意，我的同事再三提醒我，也没回事。后悔呀！

[安儿]

湿疹小孩是不能吃海鲜的，好象叫异性蛋白过敏。

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[suiyueran]

I know my friend uses "Pure Baby Eczema Bath Therapy with Biotin & Baking Soda" and "Pure Baby Eczema Care" for her baby's routine care, which is very helpful for her baby -- reduces the frequence and serious degree. According to her understanding, there is no better way to cure infantile eczema completely right now. A way that a mother could be helpful is to well care her precious one routinely and remeber what are the factors that cause its happening then avoid those factors. Hopefully, most children's eczema will go away when they grow up.
By the way, the above mentioned baby could develop her eczema when there is overheating (e.g. dress too heavy in a warm house with heater on) or there is a big temperature changing (e.g. from warm house to cold outside in winter) or it is too dry. She has no chance to taste seafood yet
Another thing is, lactose free formula may fit some infants better.

*** When life gives you lemons, then make lemonade.

[suiyueran]

Thanks my friend for her kindness that shares her note with us.

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR> Infantile eczema is a broad term used to describe dry, itchy inflammation of the skin occurring most commonly among children under the age of two. Many cases of infantile eczema disappear by the age of three.

The first signs of infantile eczema usually develop by the age of three months. Red, scaly, sometimes oozing patches typically appear on the baby's cheeks, followed by inflammation of the scalp, arms and legs. In toddlers and older children, the patches are drier, and they occur mainly on the neck, wrists and ankles, and in the creases of the elbows and the knees. In severe cases, the affected skin becomes thick and leathery. Eczema rashes are extemely itchy, and they tend to make children cranky and irritable.

Eczema is essentially harmless, but it can make a child miserable. The following guidelines can help parents stop the itch-scratch-itch cycle.
? Keep fingernails and toenails short and clean to minimize scratching. If scratching is severe, wrap the baby's hands in soft cotton gloves or socks and pin them to the shirt cuffs.

? Bathe the child in lukewarm water only a few times a week, using a mild, moisturizing bath and nonsoap cleanser.

? Use skin moisturizers frequently.

? Dress the child in soft, all-cotton fabrics. Avoid wool and rough materials.

? Avoid hairy, furry stuffed animals and dolls.

? Launder clothes in mild detergent, and rinse well.

? Avoid extremes of temperatures and excessive perspiration.

? Make sure your child gets enough rest.

? Try to identify irritating substances and eliminate them form the child's diet and environment.

Call your doctor if your child:
? Shows indictaions of infection, such as oozing blisters, yellow crusts, severe inflammation or fever.

? Comes into close contact with someone who has active cold sores caused by a herpes infection. This can lead to possibly serious complications.



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*** When life gives you lemons, then make lemonade.

[This message was edited by suiyueran on February 28, 2004 at 10:49.]

[飞花点翠]

我家小宝宝也是，连头皮都长，擦了药就好，过两天又长，真是心烦啊！

[to555]

My daughter has similar problem. She starts to have eczema right after her first month. And it's all over her face with yellow water. Now she is much better. Only a little red spot on the face, and I even don't need to apply any medicine. Looking back I did:

1) Keep baby's skin dry and clean. Especially when she vomit some milk. Change her cloth ASAP. vomitted milk will stimulate eczema.

2) I stop eating any fish, shrimp, and even milk. And any other "fa(1) de (1) shi(2) pin(3)"

3) only use 100% cotten stuff

4) Apply "郁美净" to the red spot. Use 2% boric acid water "shi(1) fu(1)" to the place with yellow water. then apply 郁美净.

5) clear washcloth by microwave before use ( heat over one minute) to avoid infection.

6) buy a humudifier.

Hope this can help.
6) open window to keep the tempature around 25C

[scut-jack]

TO to555,
thanks for you suggestion.could you tell me where i can get 郁美净 and 2% boric acid water in toronto?and what is yellow water?
thank you