Infant eczema: Genes play a role but symptoms can be control

Infant eczema: Genes play a role but symptoms can be controlled, doctors say
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Infant eczema: Genes play a role but symptoms can be controlled, doctors say
Ms Serene Koh's son was diagnosed with eczema when he was just a few months old. (Photo: Serene Koh)
27 May 2021 04:37PM)
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SINGAPORE: Patches of scaly, cracked and inflamed skin on tiny feet. Blood on clothes. Painful screams during shower time. Sleepless nights.
Ms Serene Koh’s son was diagnosed with eczema when he was just a few months old. When he started getting itchy rashes on his skin, she took him to a hospital where he was diagnosed with the skin condition.

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