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If you have ever suffered from eczema and had to scratch until you gave yourself a secondary infection - or even if you've just had the unsightly flaky and itchy skin without all the drama - then you know what a pain it can be. Just think about an infant with baby eczema, and realize that what you've gone through is nothing in comparison to the helpless innocent child.
One of the last things you will want to do to cure your baby's eczema is to use some harsh chemical or steroid cream - even if your pediatrician gave it to you. Getting an alternate treatment in such a case would be warranted, since these creams pack a serious wallop.
You can try a number of natural remedies to address baby eczema that won't carry with them the side effects of the medical creams. The simplest remedy would be to invest in a humidifier, and keep it in the baby's nursery. Avoiding dry skin is the best remedy to prevent the breakdown of the skin, and moisturizing the air will be a great way to do that. This will also help address their need to scratch themselves.
Your child's clothing may also be a villain in their skin condition. Avoid using man-made or synthetic fabrics, as they will cause irritation and rashes to develop far easier. Keep that in the forefront of your mind when you are buying bedding material as well.
Finally, giving your baby eczema relief can be achieved with a simple application of good old fashioned aloe vera. Use a gel that doesn't come scented, since the harsh chemicals can actually exacerbate the condition and be counter-productive. Use the gels that are unscented, and uncolored with dyes. This will keep the skin soft and supple, which is what you want to prevent eczema.
Watching your child is a great idea anyway, but especially if they have a rash you're concerned about. They'll want to scratch and rub the area, which is a no-no. Doing that can introduce bacteria and cause the skin to break open. Such wounds can lead to further infections and a host of trouble. Keeping their nails short will also help address the situation.
None of us wants to sit idly by as our children suffer from itchy and burning skin, so give your baby eczema relief by applying what you read here. Take action quickly and give your baby the comfort he or she deserves.
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