Is honeysuckle generally effective for eczema?

Babies have weak constitutions and sensitive skin, so they often have eczema and other conditions. Once babies have some minor problems, mothers must pay special attention. We also know that honeysuckle is more effective in treating eczema, so how to use honeysuckle to treat baby eczema? Next, let's learn about this issue together!

Boil honeysuckle in water and wipe it with water to have certain antipruritic and antibacterial effects. It does not have the effect of treating eczema. The skin is more sensitive during eczema. Try not to come into contact with substances containing chemical ingredients (such as laundry detergent, dishwashing liquid, etc.) to avoid local irritation and aggravation of symptoms. It is recommended to use the herbal topical cream Xingpu Cream for adults for restorative treatment, which has a more prominent therapeutic effect on eczema.

Go to the pharmacy and buy one or two ounces of medicinal honeysuckle, it’s super cheap, only a dozen RMB. (The honeysuckle in the pharmacy is uncultivated honeysuckle, and the effect is better than that in the supermarket)

After returning home, grab a small handful, put it in a small pot, add half a bowl of water and boil it for a few minutes and let it cool.

Use a cotton ball to absorb the honeysuckle water and gently apply it on the baby's face (you can also apply it directly), and gently massage in circles with your hands until the water dries. Two to three times a day.

Apply a refreshing skin cream to your baby. This step is essential. Applying water to the baby's skin frequently will damage the skin's protective layer and make the condition worse. Honeysuckle water will then have no effect. On the first day, I applied honeysuckle water to Xiao Ai, and it was very effective because I only applied it once before going to bed. However, after applying it several times on the second day, there was no improvement. I immediately changed my tactics and put some skin cream on Xiao Ai after applying the honeysuckle water. The effect was almost immediate, and the little red spots miraculously disappeared without a trace.

If the condition does not improve after a few days and shows signs of worsening, you should take your baby to see a doctor. Also, if the baby's rash is accompanied by other symptoms such as fever and diarrhea, it is not necessarily eczema. Babies can also develop rashes if they are infected with certain viruses.

The above are the detailed steps for using honeysuckle water to treat baby eczema. For babies, because their skin is relatively fragile, mothers should not put too much honeysuckle when using honeysuckle water to treat baby eczema to avoid skin allergies. In fact, honeysuckle has many other uses. For example, it can be used to prevent or treat prickly heat. Therefore, if your baby has eczema or prickly heat, you can use honeysuckle to treat it.