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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.
Symptoms of eczema. The most important thing to remember is that eczema and its symptoms are different for everyone. Your eczema may not look the same on you as it does on another adult, or on your child. It may even appear in different areas of the body at different times. Eczema is usually itchy. For many people, the itch is usually only mild, or moderate. But in some cases it can become much worse and you might develop extremely inflamed skin. Sometimes the itch gets so bad that people scratch it until it bleeds, which can make your eczema worse.