What should I do if my baby is bitten by an insect and gets blisters?

Parents need to strengthen protection for babies in summer, because mosquitoes are rampant in summer, posing a serious threat to the baby's body. Mosquito bites will cause many blisters and acne on the baby's skin, because most mosquitoes are toxic. So, what should you do if your baby is bitten by an insect and blisters appear? Let’s take a look at the explanation below, I hope you can understand it.

As the weather gets warmer, mosquitoes increase in number. When babies are bitten by mosquitoes, red spots appear on their bodies. When they are scratched, obvious small blisters appear. This is a common phenomenon and mothers do not need to worry too much. Redness, swelling and itching are common symptoms of allergic inflammation, which are mostly caused by mosquito bites. If treated properly, the blisters will disappear in a short time. When a baby gets a "red bump" after being bitten by a mosquito, the mother can use the following methods to help the baby reduce swelling:

First, apply Luofu Mountain herbal oil, which has the effects of dispelling wind and detoxifying, reducing swelling and relieving pain, to the affected area to relieve itching;

Second, wipe the affected area repeatedly with clean watermelon peel or apply a little toothpaste on the affected area;

Third, squeeze out the aloe vera juice and apply it to the affected area; fourth, let the porridge sit for a few minutes, and use the thin film condensed on its surface to apply to the affected area to relieve itching; fifth, crush the aspirin, mix the powder into a paste, and apply it to the affected area.

After being bitten by a mosquito, blisters will appear on the skin at the bite site. These blisters cannot be pricked, as infection is likely to occur after prickling. You can apply some anti-allergic and antipruritic ointments such as baby eczema ointment, naughty baby, etc. on the blister area. These medicines generally do not contain hormones and are suitable for babies, but there are some contraindications. You must consult a pharmacist before use. Do not give your baby any medicine casually. As long as you are not bitten by mosquitoes, blisters will not appear, so the most important thing is to take anti-mosquito measures. You can apply baby cream or ointment such as Fu Qing Lao topically to relieve the symptoms of local allergies. Try to avoid scratching by your baby, as it can easily cause infection and leave pigmentation marks. If the area is already broken, it is recommended to disinfect it with mercurochrome (Revonol solution) or iodine.