Link Between Frequent Colds and Child Eczema
A recent study has revealed that repeated infections with common illnesses in children, such as colds and fevers, are associated with a higher likelihood of developing eczema. The results showed that children who experience more infections, especially respiratory infections, are 60% more likely to develop eczema compared to those who have fewer infections. Researchers suggest that recurring infections in the early years may impact the development of the immune system, increasing the risk of eczema—a skin condition characterized by itching, dryness, and redness—that commonly affects children.
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