Desquamation is a sign of the baby's sebaceous glands falling off on their own. This happens to newborn babies. Parents just need to pay more attention to observe the changes and keep their babies clean and hygienic. The skin peeling area is large, and symptoms such as palm erythema and inflammation appear at the same time. The itching of the peeling area is very obvious. And as you know, children like to scratch it with their hands. Over time, it will cause skin ulcers, infections, etc., and the treatment is also more complicated.

The peeling of hands may be related to a lack of vitamin A. You can eat more egg yolks, carrots, spinach, tomatoes and other foods containing vitamin A. It may also be a lack of vitamin C and vitamin B. After diagnosis, symptomatic treatment can be taken. treat. At the same time, children's skin problems are also related to the lack of vitamins in the body. Many times it is caused by children being too picky eaters, so parents should urge their children to eat and correct their bad habits of picky eaters. Peeling of children's fingers may be caused by vitamin or trace element deficiency, bacterial infection, or seasonal peeling.

The skin is often exposed to substances in the environment that can cause irritation and damage, such as wind, sun, heat, dryness, and extremely humid environments. These repeated irritations can lead to peeling. You can take some vitamins internally and use some skin care products externally for care. At ordinary times, children should be careful not to come into contact with soap, washing powder and other alkaline substances. They can take anti-allergic drugs, vitamins and topical ointments to promote keratin recovery under the guidance of a dermatologist.

The skin is dry and peeling, and local skin loses moisture. To address this problem, it is recommended to moisturize more, drink more water, avoid eating spicy and irritating food, and try not to make the baby's fingers too dry. Generally speaking, if a child at home has hands peeling, it is mainly due to dietary problems. This problem leads to more skin shedding in children, because most children have bad habits of picky eaters, so they more or less lack the intake of some trace elements.