Therapy The best and most sustainable therapy is to avoid contact with the allergen. With molds, this succeeds, similar to house dust rather less, because molds are present everywhere in the environment. However, some precautions and precautionary measures can still be taken. These include regular cleaning of refrigerators and upholstered furniture and frequent ventilation of … Therapy | Mould allergy
Mould allergy in children Children in particular are generally more at risk of developing allergies than adults because their immune system is not yet fully developed.A mold allergy usually occurs when mold is present in the house, especially in the children’s room. This can form in potted plants or on cold walls, for example, but … Mould allergy in children | Mould allergy
Introduction An allergy is a reaction of the body’s own immune system to foreign substances (so-called allergens) which actually have no infectious properties whatsoever. The organism reacts to these allergens by stimulating the development of inflammatory processes and the production of antibodies. Most allergic reactions manifest themselves through rashes in the skin and/or mucous membrane. … Allergy to bee venom
Therapy The treatment of an allergy to bee venom is divided into several sections. On the one hand the purely symptomatic treatment is of utmost importance, on the other hand certain preventive measures (prophylactic measures) should be taken to avoid the occurrence of such an allergic reaction caused by the bee venom. In order to … Therapy | Allergy to bee venom
Nutrition for neurodermatitis in babies Many children who suffer from neurodermatitis react hypersensitively to certain foods. If they ingest them, this can lead to a flare-up of the skin symptoms. Which food can be the trigger for such hypersensitivity reactions, however, varies from child to child.In order to be able to discover a connection between … Nutrition for neurodermatitis in babies | Neurodermatitis in the baby
Prognosis In one third of all children the disease disappears completely by the age of 6, some studies even speak of 50%. In general it can be said that if some guidelines are followed, such as the use of moisturizing creams, neurodermatitis is a disease that is easy to live with. Often in adulthood the … Prognosis | Neurodermatitis in the baby
Synonyms atopic eczema, endogenous eczema, atypical neurodermatitis Definition Neurodermatitis is a disease of the skin. The word derma means skin, the ending -itis is usually an inflammation. Dermatitis is therefore an inflammation of the skin, which can also affect children or babies. It is important to know that this disease is not contagious and that … Neurodermatitis in the baby
Frequency distribution Neurodermatitis is an increasingly common disease. In the past, only every 12th child was affected, but now every 6th-9th baby is affected by the skin disease. In about one third of all children, however, the symptoms persist only from 0-6 years of age, after which the children are often completely symptom-free, and neurodermatitis … Frequency distribution | Neurodermatitis in the baby
Therapy Neurodermatitis is not curable until today, but there are different options to alleviate the symptoms. In addition, in one third of all babies the symptoms disappear after the age of 6 years and the baby can then live as a child without the skin disease. Although there is no therapy for the babies, some … Therapy | Neurodermatitis in the baby
