My son woke up with a spot on his ear: what could it be and how can I treat it until the appointment?

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It’s important to observe some signs:

Reddened skin with a rough texture;

Relentless itching;

Small bumps or scaling;

Scabs or signs that the child is scratching excessively.

These symptoms don’t always indicate severity, but they serve as a warning for parents to be attentive and begin initial care.

What can be done at home to relieve the symptoms?

The first thing to do is stay calm. Many cases of childhood eczema improve with basic care, and how you handle the situation makes all the difference.

Here are some actions that work well during this waiting period:

Wash the area with neutral soap, preferably baby soap, and rinse with warm water.

Dry the skin with a clean towel, gently patting it—no rubbing.

Apply a hypoallergenic moisturizer suitable for sensitive skin.

If the itching is intense, a cold compress can help soothe the skin.Continue reading…

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