What is the cause of eczema in late pregnancy

Eczema occurring in the late pregnancy has a relatively large impact during pregnancy, and also affects the development of the fetus and the delivery process. Eczema needs to be treated with topical medications. Eczema and tooth decay in the late pregnancy are caused by contact with allergens and endocrine disorders. It may also be due to bacterial growth caused by the skin not being kept dry. For the specific causes of the disease, please refer to the following content.

Eczema is a skin disease caused by external factors and can be divided into three stages. Patients may experience symptoms such as skin itching and ulceration. If you have eczema, you need immediate treatment to avoid worsening of the condition. You should go to a professional skin hospital for treatment. Pregnant women should pay special attention to eczema. So what should pregnant women do if they have eczema in the late pregnancy?

Actively prevent systemic diseases. After suffering from eczema, the first thing to do is to find the cause, isolate the allergens, avoid further contact, and then apply Wei Ning ointment, which focuses on clearing heat and dampness, dispersing wind and heat, nourishing blood, dispersing wind and moisturizing dryness. In addition, expectant mothers suffering from eczema should seek timely treatment and should not delay. In addition, avoid drinking alcohol and eating foods that are prone to allergies, spicy and irritating foods, avoid excessive fatigue and mental stress, pay attention to skin hygiene, do not use hot water to wash the skin, and do not use irritating antipruritic drugs externally.

Pregnant women are prone to eczema, mainly because of changes in their endocrine system. When internal factors change, they are more likely to get eczema. Pregnant women with eczema would rather suffer themselves than affect their children, and are more cautious in treatment. Here, Professor Zhou Xianyi reminds pregnant women with eczema to be cautious when using medications and not to use banned drugs. During the acute phase of severe itching, it is recommended to supplement with calcium and vitamin C to relieve the symptoms. In general, pregnant women with eczema should communicate well with their doctors, be cautious when using the medicine, use it as little as possible, and stop when they see improvement.

The above is an introduction to what to do if pregnant women have eczema in the late stages of pregnancy. In short, pregnant women with eczema in the late stages of pregnancy should not eat too much seafood and spicy food to avoid stimulation that makes the condition worse; remember not to use hormonal drugs, which are harmful to human health and may even endanger the healthy development of the fetus.