让孩子的成长远离过敏（Keep your child away from allergies）.doc

让孩子的成长远离过敏（Keep your child away from allergies） Children born from the moment, facing to all challenges. And for allergic babies, their path of growth is even more bumpy. Allergic diseases often help a child grow up like a lingering shadow. In the past 10 years, the incidence of allergic diseases in children has increased year by year, especially in some developed cities. Allergic diseases not only bring physical discomfort to the baby, but also affect the childs character formation. Whats more, allergy is a progressive disease. If you dont see it early and treat it early, allergic diseases are likely to go with your babys whole course of development. Image point, the development of allergic diseases like a song: first of all, with genetic factors, allergy baby was born a few days, eczema (milk ringworm) after the attack began to add complementary, there may be vomiting, refusing milk gastrointestinal reaction, and then a big, baby there may be otitis media , then, is likely to develop into allergic rhinitis , finally, very easily lead to asthma. In addition, allergic conjunctivitis, urticaria and other allergic diseases may also become a episode at any time. Also, if your baby is suffering from eczema or nasal allergies, it does not necessarily mean that it will develop into a more serious allergic disease. However, if the childs condition does not get timely control, the risk of developing the next phase will increase considerably. According to reports, up to 20% of children with eczema at the age of three will suffer from peanut allergy, and 80% of them will suffer from lifelong allergic diseases. Each kind of allergic disease each has its own characteristics, parents should pay attention to distinguish. eczema Eczema is the earliest allergic disease that occurs in babies between 2 and 3 months to 2 years of age. Eczema is mostly distributed in the babys cheeks, forehead, eyebrows, ears and other around, usually small red pimple, and slowly there will be liquid e