What should I do if my baby has less rash?

The appearance of rash on baby's skin is a common manifestation of baby skin disease during the growth period. Generally speaking, the appearance of rash on the baby's body will easily lead to fever. After the fever, some papules will easily appear on the skin, which will slowly disappear over time. The baby's rashes may be caused by the body's incomplete metabolism, so you need to pay more attention to observation.

What should I do if my baby has less rash?

If a red rash appears on the body after the fever subsides, you should go to the pediatric emergency room. Generally, the baby will get better after the rash appears. Because the baby has just recovered from an illness, his spirit will definitely be affected. Don't worry, let the baby drink more water

Roseola infantum: also known as roseola. Generally, it does not need to be treated like an infectious fever. As long as it is properly cared for and treated appropriately, it will heal on its own after a few days. Parents should not let their children come into contact with other patients. Do not rush to reduce fever. If the temperature is high, you can cool it down physically or take a small amount of antipyretic medicine as prescribed by your doctor.

Children's eczema: Avoid using irritants such as perfume and soap. In the acute phase, the skin becomes red, swollen and eroded, and medications can be used to reduce inflammation and relieve itching. The use of hormone ointment should not be too long to avoid serious complications. To facilitate drug absorption, apply the medicine evenly and rub it repeatedly. If skin infection occurs, antibiotics can be used as prescribed by your doctor.

Urticaria in children: Eliminate the pathogenic factors, use medication to relieve symptoms, and combine it with antipruritic topical medication when necessary. In severe cases, intravenous drip is given and antibiotics are used for complications of infection. In case of high fever, physical cooling can be used, and oxygen can be given if breathing is difficult. If eating fish, shrimp or crab causes urticaria, you can eat perilla leaves or drink the juice boiled with perilla leaves. Loquat leaves or peach leaves are also effective as auxiliary treatments.

Measles: Use physical cooling for high fever, avoid cold compresses, and use a small amount of antipyretic medicine if necessary. When the rash is not clearing up, take Chinese medicine and apply it all over the body. Protect skin from injury and prevent secondary infection. Wash eyes with saline if necessary, followed by eye drops. Pay attention to oral hygiene and rinse your mouth with saline. Closely observe various complications, detect them early, and treat them early.

Symptoms of rash in toddlers

The symptoms of rashes in children change rapidly, and are different from those in adults. Children are often unable to accurately express their condition. Parents should learn more about the symptoms of rashes in children and observe and detect rashes in children in a timely manner.

Roseola infantum: The symptoms are sudden onset of the disease, with high fever occurring in the early stage, with the body temperature reaching 39-40 degrees, which lasts for 3-5 days and then suddenly drops, with rash appearing after the fever subsides. There is congestion in the pharynx and high fever may be accompanied by convulsions. The rash is red macules or maculopapules, mostly seen on the neck and trunk. It will all come out within 24 hours and disappear the next day, without any pigmentation or desquamation.

Pediatric eczema: Pediatric eczema generally occurs in seasons and regions with large temperature differences between day and night. Before the onset of the disease, small red spots will appear on the skin with itching symptoms. Dry, itchy and red skin is common, and the itching is aggravated by scratching. Exudate may be seen in concurrent infection.

Urticaria in children: Most urticaria in children is acute urticaria, which often has an acute onset and occurs suddenly. The child feels itchy skin, and has wheals of varying sizes and shapes, which are red, white, or skin-colored. The duration usually does not exceed 24 hours, and there is no trace after it dissipates, but new ones will continue to occur.

Measles: There is a low-grade fever during the incubation period. In the early stage of the rash, the fever can reach 39-40 degrees, with symptoms similar to a cold. The eyes are congested and small grayish-white spots appear before the rash appears. General malaise, loss of appetite and lack of energy. During the rash stage, the reddish maculopapular rash starts from behind the ears to the hairline and spreads downward along the face, trunk and limbs. In severe cases, edema and swelling of the face may occur. During the recovery period, the rash begins to fade, leaving behind scaling and brown pigmentation.