Beginning eczema: Eczema on any part of the body at a young age puts the infant at risk for local skin problems, eye problems and systemic immune problems. You need to see a pediatrician for this who can prescribe the proper medications. A four month infant scratching to the bleeding point should not be neglected long for this problem, .
Answered 7/20/2012
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Depends: Atopic dermatitis, commonly known as eczema, in young infants often involve forehead, facial cheeks, scalp, and torso. Eczema-like skin condition, i.e., contact dermatitis is also a possibility. I would rather have your infant evaluated by his/her pediatrician.
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See your doc: There are multiple medications that can be used. First you have to rule out secondary bacterial infection. See your physician.
Answered 8/6/2012
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