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Here are some signs and symptoms that you have to watch out for in your child to know if it is the case of eczema:: Itchy, dry and red skin. Small bumps on cheeks, forehead or scalp. Rash that keeps spreading to limbs.
Medical professionals sometimes refer to eczema as the itch that rashes.. Usually, the first symptom of eczema is intense itching. The rash appears later and is red and has bumps of different sizes. The rash itches and may burn, especially in thin skin like the eyelids. If it is scratched, it may ooze and become crusty. In adults, chronic rubbing produces thickened plaques of skin.