Itchy red bumps around belly button

Now that the weather is getting hotter, the small red bumps around your belly button may be rashes. Go to the hospital first to check what it is, and then use some ointment, so that you can get better faster. If it is accompanied by itching, it may be an infection or inflammation that leads to eczema. The treatment of eczema is relatively complicated, and even if it is cured, it will relapse later.

Eczema is a common epidermal inflammation with a relatively complex etiology, and is generally believed to be closely related to allergic reactions. The main characteristics of eczema are severe itching, various forms of skin lesions mainly consisting of small papules, a tendency to exudate, repeated attacks, and easy chronicity.

If you are sick, you should seek medical treatment in time and not rely on self-healing. It is recommended that you go to a regular hospital for a comprehensive examination and treatment. The most important thing in treating eczema is to find the cause so that it can be cured completely.

1. Some relatively safe drugs can be used externally, such as flufenamic acid butyl ester or tacrolimus. In addition, parents should pay attention to their child’s diet and things they come into contact with in daily life. If the condition worsens after contact, it is an allergen and should be avoided in the future. Parents should also pay attention to not coming into contact with detergents in daily life.

2. It may be caused by omphalitis. The recommended treatment is normal saline, dexamethasone, and intravenous drip of cefoperazone for three consecutive days, while taking cephalexin tablets orally. The patient will recover soon. In addition, pay attention to local hygiene and keep it dry.

3. Avoid adverse external stimuli as much as possible, such as washing with hot water, scratching violently, etc.; try not to wear synthetic underwear and fur products; avoid eating allergenic and irritating foods, such as seafood, peppers, alcohol, coffee, etc. Keep your skin clean, prevent skin infections, and maintain an optimistic and stable mood. Antihistamines, nonspecific desensitization therapy, and glucocorticoids can be used. You can also use Chinese medicine to differentiate symptoms and treat them, and use Chinese medicine for conditioning.

4. This is a case of omphalitis caused by local bacterial infection. This situation requires active treatment to recover to normal. You need to drink more water and avoid spicy and irritating foods. At the same time, it is advisable to infuse penicillin and metronidazole for anti-inflammatory treatment, and use hydrogen peroxide locally for cleaning.