Infantile eczema is divided into three phases: acute, subacute and chronic. Eczema in different periods has different shapes, characterized by papules in the acute phase, accompanied by scaly peeling in the subacute phase, and highlighted by skin thickening in the chronic phase.
1. Acute stage: most dense rice grain-sized papules, papules or small blisters, with a flushed base, which can be fused into patches. Due to itching, oozing and vesiculation occurs when the skin breaks down after scratching, resulting in unclear edges.
2. Subacute: In this period, as the vesicles improve, scaly skin changes appear, still accompanied by dense rice grain-sized papules, papules or small blisters.
2. Chronic phase: with the continuation of inflammation, skin thickening, infiltration, brown pigmentation, feel rough, scaly surface, increased crusting of broken skin.
Infant eczema, it is recommended to seek timely medical treatment, under the guidance of the doctor active treatment.