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Expert answers questions about skin allergies in babies
MV to Vivo: clarify doubts about skin allergies in babies
The skin of the child is delicate and deserves a lot of attention. That's because, from birth until about three years old, she is not yet fully mature and is more vulnerable to allergies. The immunity of the body and the development of sweat glands, after that age, begin to perform their functions more efficiently.
The pediatrician explained that the allergy symptoms in children are very similar. "The most common symptoms are redness, itching and the formation of balls and water bubbles.These are the most common symptoms in children."
In addition to genetics, which may favor the onset of allergies, external factors also contribute to the problem occurring. Dust, animal hair and pollution can aggravate the scenario.
The pediatrician explained that the most common dermatitis in children is irritation. She pointed out that diaper dermatitis and saliva dermatitis are the ones that most affect this age group. The doctor reminds that parents should always seek the pediatrician. It should guide the conduct to be followed in each case.
Another important point is the use of products that come in contact with children's skin. "It is important for parents to choose products by thinking that the baby's skin is more delicate and absorbs more of what is applied to it," according to Kerstin. says the pediatrician Kerstin Taniguchi Abagge
Among the care parents and caregivers should take to avoid skin allergy problems in infants is to keep the house clean and airy, as well as using only specific products for the baby's delicate skin, such as Omo Pure Care, a dermatologically tested and hypoallergenic product.
Watch the video above with the full interview with the pediatrician and dermatologist Kerstin Taniguchi Abagge and clarify your questions about skin allergies in babies.
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