• • First written on June 20, 2025

  Managing Atopic Eczema In Children 儿童湿疹

  Managing atopic eczema in children requires a multifaceted approach. Daily use of HLQ ointment is essential to restore skin barrier integrity. Identifying and avoiding triggers—such as scratch, heat, or stress—minimizes flare-ups. Antihistamines may help with pruritus. Parental education plays a critical role: understanding chronicity, correct medication use, and recognizing signs of infection can prevent complications. Psychosocial support is also crucial, as eczema affects quality of life. Holistic care, emphasizing both medical and lifestyle interventions, offers the best outcomes for pediatric patients.

  

  

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  • Testimonial

By Tony Tang Yuqi

Physician Tony Tang Yuqi is a registered TCM physician in Singapore and the founder of Tangs Clinical TCM. With over 20 years of experience treating eczema and psoriasis, he blends modern clinical insights with traditional healing practices. He holds an MSc in Clinical Research from the University of Edinburgh, an MBA from Singapore, and a Diploma in Traditional Chinese Medicine.

A Fellow of the Royal Society of Medicine (London), Tony published his first dermatology research paper in 2005. His approach to care is both compassionate and holistic, with a strong focus on evidence-based TCM treatments for chronic skin conditions.