Dermatitis alérgica
La dermatitis alérgica es una afección cutánea que aparece sobre todo en las personas que sufren de alergias. No tiene ninguna relación con la dermatitis pero se ha encontrado que estar relacionado con theintake de ciertos alimentos, como el huevo, la leche de vaca, o el maíz. Por lo general, aparece durante los primeros meses de vida y a menudo está presente en forma de enrojecimiento o costra en la piel del bebé, con prurito (picazón intensa) en áreas específicas como la cara, el cuero cabelludo, las manos, el área del pañal, las piernas y los pies.
Is there a link between eczema and food allergies?
Por Professor Adam Fox
2024-04-20
Food allergies seem to have increased dramatically over the last few decades – for example peanut allergy cases have tripled in just over a decade and now almost one in 50 children in the English-speaking world are affected. Similarly, eczema seems to be in the rise. Could there be a connection? Paediatric allergist Dr Adam Fox is here to explain. Ver más
Eczema in children: an expert’s guide
Por Professor Adam Fox
2024-04-14
There has been a dramatic rise in allergic diseases in the Western world over the last 40 years, and almost 20% of children today are thought to have either allergic or atopic eczema. So, what is eczema, what can trigger flare-ups and how can we treat it. Dr Adam Fox, a leading paediatric allergist explains. Ver más
The do’s and don’ts of treating children’s eczema at home
Por Professor Helen Brough
2024-04-13
Highly esteemed consultant paediatric allergist Dr Helen Brough advises on how best to treat children’s eczema at home in this expert guide. The respected specialist advises on choosing the right products, bathtime routines and when to seek medical attention. Ver más