What can be done for my 8-month-old son's chronic eczema that got out of control suddenly?

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I have gone through your case. Unfortunately, your baby is in acute exacerbation. In my opinion, you really need to find the causing factor. It is good that you have stopped dairy products. Also, do not use any chemicals or sanitizer. Use fragrant-free products or soaps. In my opinion, Hydrocortisone cream is enough. I would suggest applying Hydrocortisone ointment two times a day for a week. Consult your specialist doctor, discuss with them and take medicines with their consent. Apply petroleum jelly four times a day, avoid dust particles and pets, and do not rub the towel vigorously on the skin.

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It is a common condition, and many infants or toddlers suffer from it because their skin is fragile or, in other words, not used to the environment around us. As they grow up, they gradually improve. However, sometimes it may extend up to ten to 12 years of age. And such children often have frequent exacerbations; the key to management is properly moisturizing the skin with petroleum jelly. Avoid dust or any insect bites as well. And it is fine that you are giving infant formula with prebiotics. Whenever you start any product, start from a carbohydrates diet like boiled rice or mashed potatoes. Give it in weaning. Avoid eggs, chocolate, chicken, porridge, or oatmeal. Then start protein at 11 to 12 months of age in a minimal amount if it suits him, then gradually increase the amount. Do not start multiple eatables at one time; give only one.