Can internal heat in infants cause eczema?
Jul 02, 2024
Source: Cainiu Health
Dr. Yang Ziqi
Introduction
If an infant remains in a state of internal heat for a prolonged period, it may lead to eczema; however, occasional internal heat usually does not. Parents should closely monitor changes in the infant's symptoms and seek timely medical attention if skin problems such as eczema develop, so that targeted treatment and care can be provided. At the same time, ensure good indoor ventilation and avoid excessive humidity or dryness.
If an infant remains in a state of internal heat for a prolonged period, it may lead to eczema; however, occasional internal heat usually does not. If any discomfort occurs, timely medical consultation at a正规 hospital is recommended. Detailed analysis is as follows:
1. Yes: If an infant experiences long-term internal heat, it may affect the body's metabolism and immune function. In such cases, internal accumulation of damp-heat may worsen, thereby increasing the risk of developing eczema. Particularly when internal heat leads to reduced immunity, infants become more susceptible to external allergens, which may trigger eczema.
2. No: If internal heat only occurs occasionally and there are no other accompanying symptoms, it generally does not directly cause eczema. In this case, internal heat may simply represent a temporary physiological state and is unlikely to significantly influence the development of eczema.
Parents should closely monitor changes in their infant’s symptoms and seek medical attention promptly if skin issues such as eczema appear, to ensure appropriate treatment and care. Additionally, maintaining good indoor ventilation and avoiding excessive humidity or dryness is recommended.
