Ezcema Food Allergy

Food allergy occurs when the immune system interprets the food consumed as something that can harm the body, so the immune system that occurs trying to deflect the negative response. This process will affect the various systems of the body including skin, respiratory system, gastrointestinal, and cardiovascular system.

In the adult population, a case of food allergy is more common in women than in men. The majority of food allergies that appear in childhood may disappear after the age of  3 years.

All foods have the potential to cause allergies, but most cases involve only a few of allergies alone. Usually, a person suffering from allergies will only react to certain foods.

Food allergy reactions can be swelling of the tongue or throat and may be followed by nausea, diarrhea or stomach cramps. Difficulty breathing with the nose or skin reactions may also occur. The most common foods that may cause allergic reactions are milk, eggs, fish, soybean, shellfish, nuts, and wheat.

Food allergies affect approximately 3-10 percent of children. In some infants, the protein cannot be digested optimally because the activity of digestive enzymes is not fully developed. As a result, proteins that have not broken down more absorbed in the small intestine, causing allergic reactions.

A doctor who assess and examine the baby or the child must always consider the possibility of food allergy if the child is showing signs as below :

· Eczema and itching skin.

· Cold, cough, red eyes and red marks around her mouth area.

· Vomiting and diarrhea

· Always restless, not sleeping

- Hyperactive

-Difficulty concentrating

There are some children who suffer from eczema are still able to eat normally. However, some children who suffer from eczema are caused by food allergies, so certain foods should not be taken by the child. Parents should always check the schedule of their children's diet and identify foods that may cause allergic reactions.

Acupuncture is a alternative medicine treatment that originated from Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). Chinese medicine benefits for children with eczema or other skin problems. Acupuncture is effective for eczema cure that normally affected by children and infant caused by food allergy.

Acupuncture can helps to restore the balancing of the child body by removing energy imbalances and blockages in the body by inserting needles at meridian points right. In this way, eczema is not only being treated for symptoms but also directed to the root.

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