Eczema Research Paper

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We know that there are a lot of diseases that occur with our children in the life, and sometime we can see some symptoms appear on our children’s body as wheezing, allergy or some spot is different skin’s color as it is a lot of red spots present on skin. And these symptoms are beginning of Eczema disease; Eczema is a chronic itchy skin, Eczema usually starts within the first five years of life, more often in the first six months. It is usually in childhood and adolescence. In some cases it may last into adulthood. Eczema has tended to be more common in families that have a history of eczema, fever, and asthma; everything is not good for children’s health. In the academic article” Severe Eczema in Infancy Can Predict Asthma Development. A Prospective …show more content…
And the result recorded that the high points of SCORAD have related with biggest risk of developing ARC (allergic rhino conjunctivitis) and asthma. Infants with eczema who also had early begun of ARC lead to have strong allergic diseases that often appear in asthma. And another aspect, in western life style had increased allergy in childhood and this study showed if the children have eczema and allergy in early childhood. Then, they often easy to het ARC and asthma; And others investigate with infants feed by breastfeeding in moths, and sensitive to cow’s milk and eggs or the family have furred pet and exposure to tobacco that SCORAD point have fulfilled with a rate of wheezing were studied, and showed higher SCORAD is risk to development for ARC and …show more content…
They only think the wheezing is small things or they think it is normal in infant, because this symptom really difficult to discover in infants. But in the important problem, we should not ignore any problem appearance on children‘s body, and we need to know that discovery is late will have a strong effect to health and very hard to treatment. That is why I agree with the claim of researcher in this article; because in the real life, I have a friend, and she never eats eggs and this is the first time, I am really surprised, but she told that she has extremely allergies to egg. If she eats eggs she can get oppressive and vomit, sometime she must go to emergency; that is why she is very careful with food and I think this is a big problem in life and it will make forever trouble to her life and in this situation her allergy cannot treat and she must usually reminder that she should be careful to food before she eats it. But in eczema disease we can treat it and I also read some information about treatment eczema; we can understand it is very basic as we usually keep hygienic; bathing but the water temperature cannot too much hot and the soap must limit or we can use the kind for sensitive skin, bubble bath and salt bath should not use for these symptoms of eczema.
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